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Speaking about why he wanted the head in the show, Neil said: "I didn't want to do a 20-minute show that was just me. The Neil Buchanan impersonator superbly pays homage to the man's unadulterated passion for attacking art, while the head also looks quite a lot like 'The Head'. Read more about the condition New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached.

One of the other aspects of the show was The Head, a puppet character (although he was actually played by a real person at one point in the series) who was in a gallery and he was always very silly. Neil has been keeping his fans up to date on his musical talents – as well as his personal art work – on social media. Neil added: "That would be great fun, as long as I could do it with the people who did it with me before. The studio used to be littered with massive bits of stationery that Neil might use for one of his giant hillside projects, where he'd make a huge flamingo out of toilet roll or something.The TV legend has revealed some fun facts you may not have known about the beloved arts and crafts programme, including how the iconic salt pieces and mammoth works were actually made. On top of being a successful TV personality and rockstar, he married artist and musician Nicola Buchanan in 1989 after having met through their band, as Nicola was a member of Marseilles behind the scenes after forming it in Liverpool in 1976.

Also, we print using the highest quality printing methods including direct-to-garment ink printing, to guarantee a professional quality product that will last.Neil created some really great artwork over the years and his entertaining style encouraged you to want to follow his “try it yourself” catchphrase. He often keeps fans up to date with his music projects on social media, as well as his personal art work. Neil revealed that despite only being a five-minute segment in the show, the Big Art Attacks took an entire day to film. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. He also used to make the odd 'joke' here and there; though it turns out, upon revisiting the programme after 20 years, that these 'jokes' are actually offensively shit.