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I was born and raised in Britain and was in my teenage years when Punk Rock first began. My children were a little shocked, but very impressed that I saw many punk bands play live, including the Sex Pistols.

The Marquee was the place to go, all famous bands of today, like The Rolling Stones, The Who, Police, Boom Town Rats, Jethro Tull, Generation X, The Stranglers, The Pretenders, XTC, The Jam, to name but a few, all played there. The changing room in the Marquee was covered in graffiti and looked more like a cell than anything else, but it was the venue to be at when you were just starting out.

The Marquee originated on Oxford Street as a Jazz and Skiffle club, but from 1964 - 88 it moved to Wardour St, in Soho and become a rock and punk club. After that it moved to Charing Cross Road and eventually closed in 1996.

Welcome to Endless Skys. I was born and raised in England but I emigrated to Canada over 30 years ago and currently reside in the London, Ontario region. In April 2013, I finally quit the corporate world to focus on my creative side and to learn more about myself through words and pictures. I honestly had no idea if I had a creative bone in my body, but I knew it was time for change. Since then I have simply let my life unfold, going with the flow of wherever my new journey is taking me...one day at a time. I am completely self-taught in all aspects of the art world, from learning to navigate my way around a camera, to the on-going pursuit of developing my skills with all kinds of digital software. I am a professional Digital Artist...