Please vote for me online at Saatchi Gallery Showdown!

The above image, "Yellow Man" from my Automaton Series has been forwarded to the Saatchi Gallery Artist Showdown.

You can vote for it online by going to www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/index.php?showpic=72986 and registering your vote.

Voting is now live so please click away. Every vote counts!

"Just Before Dying" - a short story

"Just Before Dying" by Philip Letts

A Short Story

Part 1

Shit oh shit. Shit. Damn that hurt. Where the fuck did that car come from? I never even saw it and I’m normally so careful crossing the road. Look left, look right, look left again and I never fail to do it, not once since my pedantic father taught me it way back when. So how did I miss this one? Shit.

God, they say that when it happens to you it happens so fast, so fast you never even see it coming. They’re right.

For the rest go to philiplettsshorts.blogspot.com.

Yellow Man put forward for Showdown at Saatchi Gallery

Yellow Man from my Automaton Series has been put forward for the Showdown at the Saatchi Gallery. The Showdown runs from the 24 September to 1 October.

Online voting begins on 24 September - just click here to view the work and vote next week.

Clicks much appreciated.

Last weekend of my "Beached Hamptons" show at Studio 154

This is the last weekend of my "Beached Hamptons" show at Studio 154 (my public studio) on Long Island, New York.

Next week it has to give way to my fall show "Bright Lights." (God, not fall, not yet...)

So if you happen to be any where hear the Hamptons or the North Fork of Long Island drop by. Capture the last of the summer light and life...

For more info and directions go to www.studio154.net.

Philip Letts blogsite live!

So what's this site all about I hear you say?

Well, I guess I need to express myself through words as well as my pictures. After all, art is about emotions, vision and creativity. And politics, some times, in the right way...

So this blogsite will enable me to share my imagery, my thoughts and views as well as to shed some personal light on what is happening out there. For us artists are blessed with time and space to reflect and consider this world that surrounds us. For good and for bad.

Come and join me. Enjoy.