A painting i’ve made for a record cover by the French band, Levitation Free. Out sometime this year, self released.
Acrylic on wood Mark Warrington 2017
Friday, 2 March 2018
Tuesday, 27 February 2018
Friday, 2 February 2018
Wednesday, 3 January 2018
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Wednesday, 7 June 2017
Sleeve Artwork for Coyote
Original sleeve artwork for the album, Song Dogs by Coyote
Acrylic on Wood panel,
47.5 x 47.5 cm
Mark Warrington 2016
Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Animated Type : The Missing Letter
A type animation I made for the release of Ben Eine's 'The Missing Letter sculpture.
The liquid effects are drawn frame by frame.
Thursday, 18 August 2016
Smith & Mudd - Gorthleck LP Artwork
Gorthleck LP Artwork
Acrylic on Wood 92cm x 53cm
Mark Warrington 2016 ©
Here's a piece i've painted for `Smith and Mudd's new LP on Claremont 56.
This beautiful album was written by them up in an old house in 'Gorthleck'
which situated is up on Loch Mhor way up in the Scottish highlands.
Mudd gave me some photos from their trip which helped me get a feel for
the environment in which the music was created. These photos are also
printed across the inside of the gatefold. I took elements from the photos,
such as the Birches and old moss-covered walls and arranged them in a
deliberate, rhythmical composition.
Acrylic on Wood 92cm x 53cm
Mark Warrington 2016 ©
Here's a piece i've painted for `Smith and Mudd's new LP on Claremont 56.
This beautiful album was written by them up in an old house in 'Gorthleck'
which situated is up on Loch Mhor way up in the Scottish highlands.
Mudd gave me some photos from their trip which helped me get a feel for
the environment in which the music was created. These photos are also
printed across the inside of the gatefold. I took elements from the photos,
such as the Birches and old moss-covered walls and arranged them in a
deliberate, rhythmical composition.
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
Lake View Terrace
Lake View Terrace
Acrylic on wood Panel. Private Commission
© Mark Warrington 2016
Friday, 1 January 2016
Saturday, 7 November 2015
Leave the city
On a dull Monday morning I escaped the thick fog and travelled up over Goldsitch Moss to The Roaches, a dramatic rocky outcrop that rises sharply out of the Cheshire Plains which was once home to a hermit 'The Lord of the Roaches'. With the fog hugging the lower ground it gave the illusion of being above a vast white ocean stretching all the way to Snowdonia. I stayed up there for hours taking time lapse footage and enjoying the views.
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