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David's father used to work at the Royal Academy of Arts. Every now and again he and his brother would get access to the galleries before they opened to the public. These were in the days before cctv, and the security guards weren't on duty. They were free to absorb all this art - touch the picassos, taste the monets, feeling as well as seeing. From this point David knew he wanted to draw every day, to be given the chance to create. Art college came and went, he still draws every day. He recommends you do not touch national treasures too much as it can get you in a lot of trouble. Unless you are sure you can get away with it David Bray. Born Dartford 1970 Clients have included: Harvey Nichols, H&M, Nokia, Pizza Express, Charles Worthington, Carlos mag, Elle, Flaunt mag, Puma, Virgin, Sony Playstation, Sony records, Kickers, Sunday Times, Time Out, Body Shop, Vodafone, BBC Television, Canon, Bloww, Paddle Monthly and MTV Exhibits himself in Amsterdam frequently Worked in close collaboration with Point Blank to produce identity, dvd packaging and promotional material for Dirty Sanchez In house illustrator/designer for Various Production - the album "The World Is Gone" released on XL Recordings Below are some links to all that is Bray: Dazed And Confused Faux Wened Juxtapoz Blog Channel 4 Beautiful London |
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