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MIRANDA SAWYER "This self-portrait should have me in a long dress, high heeled shoes, sipping a cocktail, but it hasn't happened yet really, so presumably I'll still look like this when I'm 90." Click on image to view in full.
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MIRANDA SAWYER "This is the journalist and broadcaster Miranda Sawyer's self-portrait" Click on image to view in full.
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LORD TAYLOR OF WARWICK "I see myself in my self-portrait. I think it captures the essence of me. In a way when you become a Lord, the image of you changes. To a certain extent I rebel against the image, because although I'm wearing the lawyer's cufflinks and the Gray's Inn tie, I've got my cowboy boots on!" Click on image to view in full.
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LORD TAYLOR OF WARWICK "This is Lord Taylor's self portrait." Click on image to view in full.
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TOYAH WILCOX "My self-portrait represents the conflicts and fluidity of who I am, because I never seem to be anything fixed. I've tried to group together mundane everyday objects and give them a meaning that is something of, hopefully, who I am, from the day I'm born to the day I die. There's something constant about it." Click on image to view in full.
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TOYAH WILCOX "This is Toyah Wilcox's sculpure representing herself." Click on image to view in full.
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JOHN BIRD "I haven't done a self-portrait for a long,long, time, because I always ended up incredibly ugly. I always use charcoal and I use charcoal because its easy. I see this kind of rather interesting geezer, who's been knocked about a bit, which I think I have. Drawing is big in my life, it's not a passing thing. I'm drawing a self-portrait because I want everyone to have a go". Click on image to view in full.
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JOHN BIRD "I haven't done a self-portrait for a long,long, time, because I always ended up incredibly ugly. I always use charcoal and I use charcoal because its easy. I see this kind of rather interesting geezer, who's been knocked about a bit, which I think I have. Drawing is big in my life, it's not a passing thing. I'm drawing a self-portrait because I want everyone to have a go". Click on image to view in full.
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