A painting of the Glasgow actress who went viral due to the comedic Willy Wonka experience will feature at the city's Museum of Modern Art next Friday. The artwork is a painting of actress Kirsty Paterson, 29, as an Oompa Loompa wearing an orange traffic cone.
A painting of the Glasgow actress who became famous following her appearance at the viral Willy Wonka experience is to feature in two popular art galleries in the city.
A portion of the profits from the sales of the artwork by Glaswegian artist Ashley Rawson, 49, will go to the charity ADHD UK.READ MORE: Still Game and Two Doors Down stars unite for special Euro's sketch show Rawson, who also works as a part-time graphic design lecturer at the City of Glasgow college, said: “Kirsty has been away in America and we are talking about a proper launch for the painting.
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