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Jack Russell: The sketch that changed my life

The legendary keeper explains how his journey in the art world began on a whim during a wet game at Worcester. Interview by James Wallace.

The legendary keeper explains how his journey in the art world began on a whim during a wet game at Worcester. Interview by James Wallace.

THERE WAS A VERY SPECIFIC MOMENT THAT I DECIDED I WAS GOING TO BECOME A PAINTER.
I was playing for Gloucestershire in a County Championship match at Worcester. It was 1987.
You know Worcester – one drop of rain and the ground is flooded – so we’d been stuck in the changing rooms for a couple of days and I was getting twitchy.
Wet summer
IT WAS A WET SUMMER, IT SEEMED LIKE WE’D BEEN STUCK INSIDE ALL THE TIME.
There was a lot of playing cards and looking o...

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