Gary Power

So I was up there on the Wednesday and not only did I not see him, but I missed draw with Don as well.

So there you go.

It's obviously stuck with you.

Ah, no, no, no.

Now, a couple of years ago, he released a new book and I think it was called Drawn on Nature or something like that.

So he had a...

like a book launch inside the city and so I went along to it and I had this drawing already done and so I met him and I he signed the book and I thanked him for basically being a big influence and I gave him that drawing as just as a thank you now who knows where that drawing is now but if he still has it that's the drawing that's on the the box now

Yes, yes, yes.

So that's why the box is here.

A lot of times there's only maybe one box.

You do the front and back.

But as luck would have it, this one is three boxes front and back.

So I was able to get loads on it.

So the main box is a tribute to Don.

So he's on a drawing.

He's famous.

And the rest is going to replicate almost like a child's desk.

So there's colouring pencils and paints just strewn all over it and different types of sketches.

And there's a copybook here where a child, in quotation marks, was drawing Sockie that Don would have drawn on it too.

So, yeah, it's just a light-hearted, I hope, tribute to the joy that Don brought me.