If you're an artist, photographer, graphic designer or just an amateur who does the odd doodle, we want to see your Arsenal-related work.
If you would like your pictures to be featured on this page or want to recommend the work of someone else then drop us a line via the CONTACT page. Be sure to include the word 'Art' in the title.
Apr 30, 2013 at 13:38 | Post a Comment 
Football fanatic Graeme Bandeira is the resident artist at the Yorkshire Post for whom he produces caricatures and cartoons of everything from politicians to talking parrots!
Given his passion for the beautiful game, it’s unsurprising that he regularly turns his attention to icons of the sporting world with Arsene (above) and Dennis (below) two Arsenal examples of his impressive talent.
Mar 24, 2013 at 16:51 | Post a Comment 
Capturing generations of Arsenal glory Michael Henry's marvellous homage to the club's history is a feast for the eyes of any Gooner. Inspired by the work of famed pop artist Sir Peter Blake, his beautifully crafted montage not only includes all the iconic trophy-winning moments you'd expect but also cult figures, kits and crests.
Talking about his work, Michael explains on his website: "Football and art tend not to mix too often. I can't think of better inspiration. If anything ever anything conjured such raw emotion it's sport, and in my case football."
This print is available to buy from Michael's website www.niceguydesigns.co.uk and you can follow him on Twitter here.
Feb 24, 2013 at 17:00 | Post a Comment 
We've featured New York Gooner Brian Cabaniss before but with his images soon to be included in a London-based exhibition it seemed an apt moment to again shine the spotlight on his work.
On this occasion Jack Wilshere is the subject of Brian's artistic affections with our young dynamo captured belting home the winner against Swansea in January's FA Cup 3rd round win. As you can see, he's literally jumping off the page...well not quite literally, but you get what we mean!
Wearing Dennis Bergkamp's old number Wilshere is a perfect fit for the Fantasista Exhibition (date & venue TBC) given that its focus is the 'Art of the Number 10'. Also including football art by the likes of Dan Leydon, Steve Welsh, Zoran Lucic, Stan Chow, and Richard Swarbrick - all favourites of The Arsenal Collective - the homage to the great and the good of the beautiful game is sure to prove popular.
Jan 30, 2013 at 15:33 | 2 Comments 
We've all been there.
Wake up hungover. Drink coffee in attempt to feel human again. Put clothes on. Make way to the pub. Start drinking again. Watch The Arsenal.
J.P.Peer, the creator of the above comic strip, captures the experience perfectly.
Dec 20, 2012 at 14:12 | Post a Comment 
Sound your nostalgia klaxons now. If you ever owned a Nintendo Entertainment System, or for that matter any of its contemporaries, you'll love the playfully subversive work of 8 Bit Football.
Harking back to an age when gamers had their appetites satiated by lo-fi graphics and addictive gameplay, Matheus - the man behind the 8 Bit Football concept - skilfully captures contemporary and retro football snippets by emphasising distinctive personal player traits using a stripped-down technique you might initially think wouldn't lend itself to such attention to detail. His work is a surefire example that 'less is more'...
We've selected three Arsenal-related works, above Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry during the 'Invincibles' season and below Thomas Vermaelen ahead of this season's North London derby and a moustachioed David Seaman getting ready to face Germany's similarly hirsute Rudi Voller in Euro '96.
