David Fawcett
 | | If you don't come out now you're not having an Icecream | | |
|  | | Trying to persuade James to give me a Lick of his Ice Cream | | |
|  | | Walking back from the Beach | | |
|  | | Dad Relaxing | | |
|  | | My Dad always wore a Tie | | |
|  | | James's New Kite | | |
|  | | Are we nearly there Dad? | | |
|  | | Trying to Hit the Coke Can | | |
|  | | Lone Fisherman | | |
|  | | Early Evening Walk | | |
|  | | Dad with Hire Deckchair | | |
|  | | I wish I'd worn a Wetsuit | | |
|  | | Steps down to the Beach | | |
|  | | Stuck behind a very slow moving Party at the Eden Project | | |
|  | | Beach Scene | | |
|  | | Large Pink Man on the Beach | | |
|  | | Sunday Morning | | |
|  | | Skimming Pebbles | | |
|  | | Diving off the Rocks | | |
|  | | Red Canoe | | |
|  | | Rowing out to the Yacht | | |
|  | | My Mum could Chat for Ages | | |
|  | | Going to the Eden Project | | |
|  | | Waiting (a long time) for Muriel & her Friends to Choose Postcards |  SOLD |
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David was born in Southport, England, on 15th April 1965. He lives in Tunbridge Wells, though originally from Barry in South Wales and he has worked in London as a Notary Public for the last 15 years.
He says, “ I am self taught and work in acrylic. Most of my paintings are based on my observations of people and reflect my day to day life - at home with the family, commuting to and from London, using the tube, working in an office. Body shapes and expressions fascinate me. I am interested in compositions involving a number of people - the tube and commuting gives me a lot of inspiration for this. I try and look for a humorous element in these paintings - a situation which can be identified with and related to. To convey this idea I have found that the title is often particularly important. If the title strikes a chord it really enhances the image. In addition to these "people" paintings I am also very interested in still life painting. This is principally from the point of view of trying to make colours work together and harmonise. If that balance is achieved I think the painting has a tremendous impact and really holds the eye.”
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