The Story
Cherry Parsons Art brings to life the fabulous seagull designs on these printed umbrellas.
Eight of Cherry Parsons Seagulls feature on this umbrella with a blue backgound.
Chip - What else do you call a seagull with a chip in its mouth? He looks "like the cat that got the cream" with that chip in his mouth. We considered calling him Duncan, but he would have needed a bowl of jetchup to dunk his chip.
Love You - "Love You" This description is all about the tilt of the seagull's head as he came towards me. When I painted him on the canvas, it looked to me like he was saying "I Love You."
Selfie - "Selfie! This is the precursor to "Photo Bomb." These are two mates who decide; we are going to stick our faces in front of a camera.
Photo Bomb - "Photo Bomb" as the title describes, was a trendy thing to do. "Bombing" someone else's Selfie photo to raise a laugh!-the idea was to have two seagulls 'posing' when something totally unrelated pops into the picture.
Yes You - "Yes You!" was my second Seagull painting. He and his mate "Whoe Me?" were the inspiration for the range of gulls. Their expressions make me laugh and I hope they, and all of the others, have the same effect on you. We have nick named them George and Steven, btw.
Who Me - "Who Me?" was my Seagull painting. He and his mate "Yes You!" were the inspiration for the range of gulls. Theirexpressionsmake me laughand I hope they, and all of the others, have the same effect on you. We have nicknamed them George and Steven, btw.
You Following Me? - "You Following Me?," is my interpretation of a pair of twins, best friends, or indeed a double act. Like Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen (Flanagan and Allen), English music hall comedy and singing acts in the 30's and 40's. That's why I named it "You Following Me". The Gulls seem connected at the hip or almost magneticcaly attached to each other.
Smooth Criminal - "Smooth Criminal" reminds me of the Michael Jackson song. This song is about a young lady, who has been attacked in her apartment by a "smooth" assailant. I imagine the seagulls all standing on Brighton seafront or possibly standing on a table in a cafe waiting for their moment.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Cherry Parsons Art brings to life the fabulous seagull designs on these printed umbrellas.
Eight of Cherry Parsons Seagulls feature on this umbrella with a blue backgound.
Chip - What else do you call a seagull with a chip in its mouth? He looks "like the cat that got the cream" with that chip in his mouth. We considered calling him Duncan, but he would have needed a bowl of jetchup to dunk his chip.
Love You - "Love You" This description is all about the tilt of the seagull's head as he came towards me. When I painted him on the canvas, it looked to me like he was saying "I Love You."
Selfie - "Selfie! This is the precursor to "Photo Bomb." These are two mates who decide; we are going to stick our faces in front of a camera.
Photo Bomb - "Photo Bomb" as the title describes, was a trendy thing to do. "Bombing" someone else's Selfie photo to raise a laugh!-the idea was to have two seagulls 'posing' when something totally unrelated pops into the picture.
Yes You - "Yes You!" was my second Seagull painting. He and his mate "Whoe Me?" were the inspiration for the range of gulls. Their expressions make me laugh and I hope they, and all of the others, have the same effect on you. We have nick named them George and Steven, btw.
Who Me - "Who Me?" was my Seagull painting. He and his mate "Yes You!" were the inspiration for the range of gulls. Theirexpressionsmake me laughand I hope they, and all of the others, have the same effect on you. We have nicknamed them George and Steven, btw.
You Following Me? - "You Following Me?," is my interpretation of a pair of twins, best friends, or indeed a double act. Like Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen (Flanagan and Allen), English music hall comedy and singing acts in the 30's and 40's. That's why I named it "You Following Me". The Gulls seem connected at the hip or almost magneticcaly attached to each other.
Smooth Criminal - "Smooth Criminal" reminds me of the Michael Jackson song. This song is about a young lady, who has been attacked in her apartment by a "smooth" assailant. I imagine the seagulls all standing on Brighton seafront or possibly standing on a table in a cafe waiting for their moment.
