Me & My Shadow The Hanna-Barbera Collection II particularly the 1950s film noir

particularly the 1950s film noir genre which has always captured my imagination

we see Billy Connolly interpret a modern and traditional Christmas scene through his unique style

pops of blue and red emerge out of the monochromatic street and warm streetlights in an atmospheric allegory to the local pubs and bars we all miss dearly

Baring resemblance to the work historic pointillist artists like George Seurat and Paul Signac as well as the more recent 'Veiled Paintings' by Damien Hirst

David Bowie

Me & My Shadow The Hanna-Barbera Collection II particularly the 1950s film noirOne Christmas as a 12 year old boy, John was given a set of oil paints and an easel. Painting revealed a whole new world of colour and texture, and even now, over 40 years later, he uses the same easel. Inspirations include artists like Banksy and L. S. Lowry, along with his own family. In fact, his stick figure characters are adapted from his daughters scribbles. View John D. Wilson's full portfolio here.