Recently the sportswear firm, UnderArmour, heavily featured my street art piece, “For all Liverpool’s Liver Birds” in an online video advert featuring the Liverpool Player, Trent Alexander-Arnold. I wish to make it clear that I was not approached and gave no permissions for the use of my artwork in this video. The “wings” were always meant as a fun piece for the public to enjoy and not for advertising products. I have made exceptions to a couple of small charities whom had the integrity of approaching me in the correct manner. I am particularly disappointed in this development as UnderArmour are well reported to have sponsored and supported big game hunting (such as elephants, tigers, lion
Time lapse of Bumblebee Transformer mural by Liverpool artist, Paul Curtis Artwork. Painted in a lad's bedroom in Woolton Liverpool. It was the client's request to have the illusion that Bumblebee is on the other side of the wall like he has smashed the wall through. The many panels and machine parts made this a toughie, but looks ok in the end. Painted in December 2017. The young boy was overjoyed with the finished painting
Liverpool artist, Paul Curtis Artwork, painted this 8-bit, Pacman inspired mural to help raise awareness for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity as part of their #letsgogreen campaign. It is 12 metres long and is painted on the temporary hoarding on the old BHS store on Lord Street, Liverpool. It was completed in January 2018 in freezing cold weather! See more: www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liver-bird-wings-designer-working www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk/news/clatterbridge-cancer-charity-launches-2018-campaign-unique-street-mural The Clatterbridge Cancer Charity is the only dedicated charity for patients and research at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre. By choosing to support our charity,
