Of Indian heritage (Bombay), Errol has been based in Worcestershire, UK for over four decades. Having spent two years at art collage in Bombay, aged 18, he left university to spend several early years as a professional keyboard musician. Based in London, he travelled across Europe as part of a backing group for many Motown touring US artists including The Drifters, The Temptations, and many more, culminating in being asked by Mick Jagger to play at his first wedding in San Trope, France, where the group was based. The Band “Bluebeard” released one LP called “Sly Willi”.
He returned to the UK after the group split up and ran a successful Wealth Management Company in Cleobury Mortimer, finally taking up art after selling his company and taking retirement. His studio is in his new home in Stone, a small village on the outskirts of Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
The majority of his work is sold to clients in Worcestershire, with some going to London and the South West and to the USA. “I like to see my subject matter come out of the canvas and towards the viewer. I am interested in all aspects of 3D art. I also love using bright colours to make a statement”.
Of Indian heritage (Bombay), Errol has been based in Worcestershire, UK for over four decades. Having spent two years at art collage in Bombay, aged 18, he left university to spend several early years as a professional keyboard musician. Based in London, he travelled across Europe as part of a backing group for many Motown touring US artists including The Drifters, The Temptations, and many more, culminating in being asked by Mick Jagger to play at his first wedding in San Trope, France, where the group was based. The Band “Bluebeard” released one LP called “Sly Willi”.
He returned to the UK after the group split up and ran a successful Wealth Management Company in Cleobury Mortimer, finally taking up art after selling his company and taking retirement. His studio is in his new home in Stone, a small village on the outskirts of Kidderminster, Worcestershire.
The majority of his work is sold to clients in Worcestershire, with some going to London and the South West and to the USA. “I like to see my subject matter come out of the canvas and towards the viewer. I am interested in all aspects of 3D art. I also love using bright colours to make a statement”.