Cosmic Ukulele - Original painted found object. By Alan C. Martin

Powerball Rally Series.

An original abstract painted ukulele, acrylic paint and cold wax onto found object. A tribute the fabled "Cosmic Guitar" that lived in Glyn Dillon's house, in Worthing, in the early 1990s.

A working Soprano Ukulele, painted in "Cosmic" colours by Tank Girl co-creator Alan C. Martin. 53cm high, 16cm wide, 6cm deep. The instrument has been stripped of its furniture, sanded, painted all over (apart from fretboard) with acrylic paint, sealed and buffed with cold wax, and then re-assembled. Signed "ACM 2025" on the back.

Comes with a POWERBALL RALLY collection catalogue, and two signed art prints.

Action Alley COA included.

This piece is featured in the "Powerball Rally" catalogue.

Suitable for display, or, indeed, playing (be wary - paint will wear if used excesively).

"Alan C. Martin studied painting at The West Sussex College of Art and Design in Worthing, West Sussex, where he was a student from the years 1982-1987. He worked alongside artists Philip Bond and Jamie Hewlett, the three friends would go on to create comics together. His tutors were artists Jan Wright, Gordon Coldwell, David Mills (assistant to Bridget Riley in the 1960s), and the renowned ceramicist and potter Trentham De Leliva."