25 November 2009

Sir Bob Geldof

Bob Geldof



According to Geldof, the practice of philanthropy is ubiquitous worldwide, but its purpose and practice varies. Today the movement he started a little over 2 decades ago has resulted in Africa being freed from debt slavery and 29 million African children are going to school as a result of this man's efforts.

And he's lent his face to my miniscule philanthropic effort. Thank you.

24 November 2009

17 November 2009

16 November 2009

Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey

(Just took a phone call from someone with an American accent and I thought "Who's that at this time of night", so I was VERY cagey when they asked for Jude...turns out it was OPRAH's people! Thanks Harpo!)

Norman Cook

Norman Cook

15 November 2009

Nick Knowles

Nick Knowles

13 November 2009

10 November 2009

07 November 2009

Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol

When I started this project I had a little idea that i'd like to include someone from the Pop Art movement... Never thinking (in a million years) that i'd be given permission to include Andy Warhol. (Andy Warhol!) With thanks to the Warhol Foundation for their posthumous approval. I'm pinching myself actually - a "pop art" blog started just a little while ago really, now includes this man.

He did say that "Art is anything you can get away with" so i'll sign off here tonight while I still seem to be getting away with it.

05 November 2009

04 November 2009

Pete Doherty

Pete Doherty

03 November 2009

His Holiness the Dalai Lama


His Holiness The Dalai Lama

"Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them." Dalai Lama.

Kathy Burke

Kathy Burke



(LOVE HER!!!)

02 November 2009

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31 October 2009

Will. i. am

Will.i.am

29 October 2009

Dido Florian Cloud de Bounevialle O'Malley Armstrong

Dido

Britain's most successful female artist of ALL time...


Dame Shirley Bassey DBE

(I couldn't resist doing the one below, and above...something a little more recent. Extending a big thank you to Dame Shirley for her kindness)

27 October 2009

26 October 2009

Mohammed Al Fayed

Mohammed Al Fayed (Small irrelevant piece of information, I ended up babysitting his daughter once because an old friend of mine who lived near them didn't want to go by herself. If you are going to get a babysitting gig, I recommend someone with access to Harrods foodhall that says to you "Help yourself to whatever you want in the fridge")

...and the Patron of the NSPCC

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and the Patron of the NSPCC

(I was so nervous doing this. I wanted her to be red lips, white sparkles and blue eyes, the red, white and blue of the United Kingdom. So here she is, all patriotically coloured. Click on image to enlarge)



20 October 2009

Mr Formula 1

Bernie Ecclestone

Agyness Deyn

Reppin' for Oldham, and a thrill for me to do this today - fashion industry people and me don't seem to hit it off for some "Devil Wear's Prada" type reason, but Agyness and her people were 100% outstanding. Thank you.

Agyness Deyn

Everyone else who slipped in after HRH Queen Elizabeth and the Prime Minister

Banksy. (..as in "judec●re interpretation of urban art supremo" I know he's anonymous but I tracked down his PR to tell them what i'm doing...I haven't got a clue what he looks like - I just decided this picture is called "Spraycans for a Genius", so obviously that is Banksy.)



...and a few other latecomers in the pipeline...

Hardeep Singh Kohli

Lord Sugar

Alan Sugar

Kofi Annan

Kofi Annan - Honorary member of The Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George and Nobel Peace Price recipient.

19 October 2009

David Bowie

David Bowie

10 October 2009

Mike Leigh

Mike Leigh He is so nice and all portraity (I want him to be my granddad!) Click to enlarge.

07 October 2009

Lord Lloyd Webber

Andrew Lloyd Webber

The day The Prime Minister wrote to me...


It's been a day very much like any other. Except that today I mowed my lawn and got covered in mud in the wet English autumn. It was the Labour Party Conference last week, and the Tory Party conference is in full swing this week - and I receive an envelope with "On Her Majesty's Service" printed on it, all official, and immediately wondered if I owe any taxes or have gone through a speed camera too quickly. Am having a week's annual leave and wondering who to "paint" next when this arrives...

And a most unusual thing happens. The Rt.Honourable Gordon Brown, Prime Minister, writes to me (to me!) and says that he is "delighted" to have been asked to be a part of this worthwhile fundraising project. This means, that my ridiculous notion from around 10 weeks ago (when I started this project), saying that it will come to an end if the Prime Minister or HRH Prince Charles give their permission for me to do their portraits (never actually thinking they would even acknowledge my letters) - is now fulfilled. I will do the portraits of the Prime Minister and HRH Prince Charles, then it will be phase 2... How to raise money from the artwork with the help of the NSPCC

So what has been a thrill of a thing to randomly invent and grow over the last couple of months is drawing to a close (pun intended) - I've got a few uber top-secret famous people in the pipeline that i've got my fingers crossed will still say yes, and I'll add them if the opportunity arises - (Brad Pitt that means you!). From now on I just need to do the portrait of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and put my feet up and have a nice cup of tea. Still don't know who i'm voting for in the General Election, but huge thanks to Gordon Brown for his kind letter and also to David Cameron, leader of the Opposition for his generous support. Both parties tie neck and neck with regard to the "e-clectic portrait project - art for charity's sake" part of my manifesto. Thank you.



...and here he is. The Rt Hon. Gordon Brown Prime Minister.


Steven Gerrard MBE

Steven Gerrard

Tom Jones OBE

Tom Jones OBE


Forbes' "Most Influential" Liberal in the US Media - Christopher Hitchens

The same article noted, though, that he would "likely be aghast to find himself on this list." Here is Christopher Hitchens

The Marilyn Monroe Collection

First of several of the Marilyn Monroe Collection.






06 October 2009

05 October 2009

Return of the Space Cowboy...





Jay Kay and thanks to the good people at Jamiroquai for updating their Official Jamiroquai site, making mention of this project and linking back to this page. Click here to be taken to the Official Jamiroquai Website for more details.


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