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The original watercolour painting was an exercise in speed.
On average these sketch paintings took me between 10-20mins each.
The original painting was then digitally altered to create this bizarre affect
A CAUTIONARY TALE: A NOT so funny TRUE story!
In 2004 Cornwall Police attempted to prosecute me for the original paintings! I was selling the originals of these watercolour paintings lawfully & legally (and declared to the tax man) on ebay, and complied with the then ebay restrictions on nudity. I showed some people my computer catalogue of these lawful paintings. One of these persons made a complaint to the police about these paintings. Devon & Cornwall police seized upon the opportunity to homophobically attack me, raided my home & seized my computer. It later turned out the person who complained had SERIOUS mental health problems, which the homophobic Cornwall police had exploited.
Devon & Cornwall police had to admit, both in magistrate’s court & in an Independent Police Complaints Commission enquiry that there were ‘NO ILLEGAL’ images!
However, by then I had attempted suicide as a direct result of the homophobic attitude & practises of the Cornwall police officers encountered. The police even failed to return the computer after forensics had established no criminal offence on my part. Fact established by the IPCC.
I have not painted since as I now suffer from severe panic attacks & have been assessed by professional health experts as severely traumatised following the homophobic conduct of the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary. Cornwall police have relentlessly continued to try to obstruct & prevent my creating male nude art & my speaking out about factual police homophobia.
Devon & Cornwall Constabulary have absolute contempt for the European Human Rights Act Article 10 ‘Freedom of Expression’ (which includes art & definitely paintings!).
Cornwall Police = be of no doubt, they really are a homophobic hate crime problem!
On average these sketch paintings took me between 10-20mins each.
The original painting was then digitally altered to create this bizarre affect
A CAUTIONARY TALE: A NOT so funny TRUE story!
In 2004 Cornwall Police attempted to prosecute me for the original paintings! I was selling the originals of these watercolour paintings lawfully & legally (and declared to the tax man) on ebay, and complied with the then ebay restrictions on nudity. I showed some people my computer catalogue of these lawful paintings. One of these persons made a complaint to the police about these paintings. Devon & Cornwall police seized upon the opportunity to homophobically attack me, raided my home & seized my computer. It later turned out the person who complained had SERIOUS mental health problems, which the homophobic Cornwall police had exploited.
Devon & Cornwall police had to admit, both in magistrate’s court & in an Independent Police Complaints Commission enquiry that there were ‘NO ILLEGAL’ images!
However, by then I had attempted suicide as a direct result of the homophobic attitude & practises of the Cornwall police officers encountered. The police even failed to return the computer after forensics had established no criminal offence on my part. Fact established by the IPCC.
I have not painted since as I now suffer from severe panic attacks & have been assessed by professional health experts as severely traumatised following the homophobic conduct of the Devon & Cornwall Constabulary. Cornwall police have relentlessly continued to try to obstruct & prevent my creating male nude art & my speaking out about factual police homophobia.
Devon & Cornwall Constabulary have absolute contempt for the European Human Rights Act Article 10 ‘Freedom of Expression’ (which includes art & definitely paintings!).
Cornwall Police = be of no doubt, they really are a homophobic hate crime problem!
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