Stephen Jackson: writer & digital artist
Portraits
I was blessed by having a former partner (GD), my creative muse at that time, who'd also been a fine model. She was my active collaborator and all images here are used with her consent. Since then: it's been my pleasure to exlore a great city and find new faces - I'm always seeking more...
I was asked, "Show me as if I'm freezing under ice." Photoshop had to come to the rescue.
A self-portrait: Adobe Photoshop, flat-bed scanner, and fun.
Shot originally onto film under tungsten light. Then bags of Photoshop,
At Leith Hill.
Contre-jour.
Grebow, South East Poland, a village near Tarnobrzeg.
Nothing like a good bed.
My valued friend.
Tracy has for her singing persona the name, "Plum Busby",
TC has for her singing persona the name, "Plum Busby",
Leith Hill churchyard.
Renata (Stadnik) in London.
Hyde Park, if memory serves.
Mother and daughter.
One boiling-hot afternoon.
My signature self-portrait, which began life on a flatbed scanner.
There were less blissful facets to...certain relationships. Thrown out of a Croydon flat at 3 a.m. by a woman in a violent drunken rage: crawled home to North London. You get to know your Night Buses.
GD in voile.
A touch of the Mona Lisas. Or something. More and more I like a hint of kitsch and I want to push it much further.