Miss Babs, Acorn Antiques Metal Print

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'Miss Babs' (It certainly sounds like a genuine Czar Catstick) - Lowbrow, Pop Art, Digital Painting of Celia Imrie as Miss Babs from Acorn Antiques

Acorn Antiques: Episode Two

Scene One: Babs as before on the telephone.

"As I say, it certainly sounds like a genuine Picasso, Martin, but I would have to see it to be sure. Bye."


New Lowbrow, Sugar DADA series of artwork: Photo-montage, Digital Composition, Effects and Painting of Celia Imrie as Miss Babs from Victoria Wood's iconic Acorn Antiques.

Artist: Czar Catstick & The Emperor's New Clothes Collective @ Big Fat Arts Gallery Influences include the Great Masters and Art Movements from the 20th & 21st Centuries; Cubism; Pop Art; The Bauhaus School; The Young British Artists from the 80s with Pointillism, Abstract Expressionism, Surrealist and Dada attributions. These works are considered with admiration and yet often also with a cheeky or irreverent twist. I have recently been experimenting with patterns and fabric design which has been a pretty much all-consuming interest. I also do silly, cartoon style work on the side to keep me sane when the fine-art stuff starts getting too serious. Stewart HR aka Czar Catstick: London Based Photographer, Designer, Artist and...