Artist Information:
Rob Henderson
Catsfield,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
Rob Henderson has been
interested in aviation from a
very early age and has drawn
and painted since he can
remember. Having had no
‘formal’ training, unless you
include attending 6th form
college, where he always ended
up doing projects with an
aeronautical theme, much to
the teachers despair-but it
was-"more interesting than
drawing bowls of fruit and
ageing nude models". It was
from here, while enduring the
day-to-day boredom of
lectures, that small black and
white cartoons of various
aircraft began to appear.
These in turn developed into
the basis of the aircraft
caricatures he does today.
In December 2001 after a
string of unsatisfactory jobs
and a steadily increasing
demand for his work, Rob quit
his then current full time job
and started his own aviation
artwork company called
‘Caricature Aircraft
Pictures’. In 2005, the
business is still growing with
original paintings and prints
being produced for clients
around the globe. While
offering a selection of
caricature prints of various
aircraft types, the heart of
the business is ability of
offer a personalised
caricature artwork service.
Just as caricature is an
extreme form of art, the
personalised service is also
to the extreme. “The ...
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Rob Henderson's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Rob Henderson's Portfolio. Browse Henderson's body of work: Rob Henderson has been interested in aviation from a very early age and has drawn and painted since he can remember. Having had no ‘formal’ training, unless you include attending 6th form college, where he always ended up doing projects with an aeronautical theme, much to the teachers despair-but it was-"more interesting than drawing bowls of fruit and ageing nude models". It was from here, while enduring the day-to-day boredom of lectures, that small black and white cartoons of various aircraft began to appear. These in turn developed into the basis of the aircraft caricatures he ... |
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