Original Painting : Sold
Drawn and painted during Arsenal F.C.’s final full season at Highbury Stadium—just before the move to Emirates Stadium—this one’s close to home. I lived on St Thomas’s Road, right in Highbury’s shadow, and most nights meant walking into a tide of fans spilling out of the tube—noise, energy, and that unmistakable matchday buzz.
Burger vans pumping out onion-heavy goodness, giant ketchup bottles, scarf stalls glowing under strip lights, ticket touts, fanzines… and above it all, flags flying from the Art Deco East Stand. One-nil to the Arsenal. I wanted to capture that mix of atmosphere and memory - the elegance of the façade, those small red turnstile doors - and a personal moment too: spotting Ian Wright lifting the Premier League trophy through the window just by the home dressing room.
Original Painting : Sold
Drawn and painted during Arsenal F.C.’s final full season at Highbury Stadium—just before the move to Emirates Stadium—this one’s close to home. I lived on St Thomas’s Road, right in Highbury’s shadow, and most nights meant walking into a tide of fans spilling out of the tube—noise, energy, and that unmistakable matchday buzz.
Burger vans pumping out onion-heavy goodness, giant ketchup bottles, scarf stalls glowing under strip lights, ticket touts, fanzines… and above it all, flags flying from the Art Deco East Stand. One-nil to the Arsenal. I wanted to capture that mix of atmosphere and memory - the elegance of the façade, those small red turnstile doors - and a personal moment too: spotting Ian Wright lifting the Premier League trophy through the window just by the home dressing room.
