TS Guy Fine Art

23/03/2026

This week I sit down with The Scary Guy a man whose name alone sparks curiosity, but whose story hits far deeper than shock value. What began as a life marke...

20/03/2026

An extraordinary exhibition celebrating creativity, individuality and the stories behind the artists haspen in the town centre this month as part of Wigan Arts Festival 2026.
Hosted at Scary’s Art Gallery at 68 Market Street, Wigan, the exhibition brings together an eclectic mix of artists from Wigan, the North West and the wider world, alongside a specially selected body of work by internationally known artist Scary Guy.
Running until March 31, the exhibition is presented in collaboration with The Old Courts, a cultural hub operated by Wigan Heritage and Arts Trust, and offers visitors the opportunity to experience a diverse range of artistic styles and voices.
Scary Guy is a truly unique figure in the arts world. Known for fusing creativity, wisdom, humour and life experience into his work, he has built an international reputation for art that challenges perceptions and sparks conversation.
For Wigan Arts Festival, he opens the doors of his gallery to showcase not only his own work but also artists whose creativity and stories resonate with his ethos.
A festival spokesperson said: “The exhibition celebrates not only physical artworks but also the journeys and perspectives of the artists themselves.
“Visitors will encounter an inspiring mix of emerging and established creatives whose work reflects personal experience, social commentary and imaginative exploration.”
Featured Artists

Ava Jolliffe
An award-winning Deafblind disabled artist from Preston, Ava uses digital techniques to create striking and impactful artworks. A passionate advocate for the Deafblind community, her work challenges misconceptions and raises awareness about disability and accessibility.

Amaremo Elaebi
A visual artist whose work explores individuality, societal issues and human relationships. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, Elaebi draws on everyday life in Nigeria to examine themes including injustice, innocence and survival, often reflecting on political realities through powerful visual storytelling.

Simon Misra
A graphic designer from Wigan who works in Manchester by day and illustrates by night “a bit like Batman but with pens.” Simon’s intricate and imaginative work has earned awards and commissions from global brands such as Adidas and bands including Death Cab For Cutie.

Roy Holland
A Wigan-based artist known for intricate 3D holographic artworks that create mesmerising visual effects. Each piece reflects remarkable patience and craftsmanship, revealing a captivating aesthetic when viewed from different angles.

Jill Norris
A Northern artist whose work ranges from figurative to semi-abstract. Working primarily in oils from her home studio, she is widely exhibited under her maiden name, Jill Conroy.

Sharron Fiddler
An emerging oil painter whose practice explores curiosity, emotional relevance and storytelling. Her work often draws on lived experience and the subtle absurdities of everyday life.

Noah Newbury
At just eight years old, Wigan-based Noah brings youthful creativity to the exhibition. Inspired by his mother, he creates art daily as a way to relax, express feelings and explore new ideas.
Podcast: Crossing The Pond

To accompany the exhibition, The Old Courts has produced a special podcast conversation with Scary Guy. The episode will feature on “Crossing The Pond”, the podcast created by Wigan-born, Scouse-bred Gary Adair, which explores the stories, challenges and triumphs that come with life’s transitions.

Having swapped Wigan for New Jersey, Adair brings together guests from diverse backgrounds to discuss life journeys and unexpected paths. The episode featuring Scary Guy will be released on Monday, March 23 and available via Crossing The Pond, The Old Courts social channels, YouTube and wiganarts.co.uk.

Scary’s Art Gallery will be open to the public from 11am to 3pm daily from March 19 to 31. Admission is free.
Works available for purchase will be clearly marked, with inquiries handled by gallery invigilators.

20/03/2026

Cathryn Woodhall thanks for being my rock!

17/03/2026

12/08/2025

This original painting by The Scary Guy, signed “T S Guy,” features a bold, abstract composition with a dynamic interplay of geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The artwork showcases a mix of sharp triangles, diagonal lines, and irregular polygons in striking hues such as red, yellow, green, blue, and white, set against a dark background. The use of a prominent yellow sun-like circle and metallic gold accents adds depth and contrast. The rough, textured brushstrokes and the framing with yellow and black borders enhance its energetic and modern feel. Created in 2025, as indicated by the signature, this piece reflects The Scary Guy’s distinctive style, known for blending bold visuals with emotional intensity.

27/07/2025

This original work of art by The Scary Guy, signed T S Guy, appears to be an abstract piece characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic textures. The painting features a rich red background with splashes of yellow, green, blue, and other hues, creating a bold and energetic composition. Prominent black brushstrokes form eye-like shapes, adding a striking focal point and a sense of intensity. The use of thick, layered paint and visible texture suggests a hands-on, expressive technique, possibly incorporating mixed media or heavy impasto methods. The signature “T S Guy” in the bottom right corner authenticates it as a work by The Scary Guy, known for his unique and provocative style. This piece likely reflects his signature approach to blending emotional depth with abstract forms.

24/07/2025

This abstract painting by The Scary Guy, signed T S Guy, features a vibrant and dynamic composition. The artwork is dominated by a rich palette of colors, including greens, yellows, blues, pinks, and purples, applied in broad, textured strokes that create a sense of movement and depth. A bold red triangle stands out prominently in the center, serving as a focal point amidst the chaotic blend of hues. The texture suggests a mixed media approach, with layers of paint and possibly collage elements, adding to the piece’s tactile quality. The signature “T S Guy” in the bottom corner authenticates it as the work of The Scary Guy, known for his expressive and unconventional style. This piece likely reflects his unique approach to abstract art, blending emotion and spontaneity.

15/07/2025

This painting, created by The Scary Guy under the signature “T S Guy” (The Scary Guy), is a vibrant and dynamic abstract piece. The artwork features a bold mix of colors, including yellow, blue, red, green, and white, applied with energetic brushstrokes and splatters. The composition centers around a circular pattern with intersecting lines forming an “X” shape, creating a sense of movement and depth. The thick application of paint and the textured layers suggest a hands-on, expressive technique, possibly involving multiple tools or methods. The yellow border frames the piece, contrasting with the darker, more chaotic center, while the brick wall background adds a raw, urban feel. The overall effect is lively and chaotic, reflecting a bold artistic style.