Urban Hymns

Urban HymnsThis archival inkjet print celebrates the 20th Anniversary of The Verve's beautiful and epic third album, Urban Hymns. It follows the popularity of his Be Here Now, Definitely Maybe and (What's The Story) Morning Glory? trilogy of prints. The cover shot was taken on a 35mm Contax with a Carl Zeiss 15mm corrected fisheye lens in Richmond Park, London. Michael was one of two photographers hired for the day and this image shows the band waiting while his

Life's What You Make It and Living In Another World

how absurd

"I was so exasperated by this I did it for my own satisfaction (and belief) and the Onion Ladies themselves were so exasperated at not being realised for so long that they still can't get over it (The striped corsets are central

"The stained glass window was made in the same proportions as the original design

They measure 20" x 20" (much larger than the album version)

one thing is for sure: Storm was a force to be reckoned with

Cowboys throwing rhymes

It is part of a series of Music Icons reproduced and designed by Michael Spencer Jones

5 x 29 inches

The painting is equally intuitive and visceral

Image size: 19 x 19 inches / Paper size: 27 x 28 inches

The album cover art for Evolution