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wood prints david gilmour wood prints roger waters wood prints pink floyd wood prints music wood prints classic rock wood prints rock n roll wood prints the wall wood prints

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Being a huge Pink Floyd fan , my biggest wish has been to have Waters and Gilmour back together again.. They were so great together. So, sort of fans Fantasy, I created 'Tear Down the Wall'. A symbolic piece, because first it was the Wall that ultimately led to their break up, and second ,, the last lines of that Album, is the chanting 'Tear Down the Wall! Tear Down the Wall'1

The inspiration for my art work comes from my love of Rock 'n Roll. Specifically, Led Zeppelin. You could say it has been an obsession since I first saw them back in 1973. My work first came out back in the late 80's using wood as a medium, in many instances making three dimensional paintings using a router and other carving tools to give depth to my work. For my own enjoyment I started doing 3-D album covers, doing a wide range of artists. Culminating in my Physical Graffiti cover. After seven months of carving each brick and building out the fire escapes etc., I was exhausted on album covers. Yet not wanting to give up on the wood working aspect, I turned my attention to ship building. First the Titanic, which got me a spot...