SALE: National Theatre (colours) (DAMAGED)
68 X 91 cm, £400, usually £950
NOTE: As you can see from the photographs this piece has one of two scuff marks on it. It’s usually £950 but if you can live with the marks it’s just £400
The National Theatre on London's South Bank is one of the biggest inspirations for my art. Every time I visit I notice new angles and shapes. The simple Brutalist block shapes lend themselves to my style of work.
The piece is created from an original photograph of one of my favourite views of the theatre, taken from Waterloo Bridge, with the Shard poking out in between the brutalist blocks. The image is digitally coloured by hand and printed directly onto super-thin brushed aluminium, which brings out the vivid colours. Using a variety of bold colours illustrates how many layers make up the overall composition.
68 X 91 cm, £400, usually £950
NOTE: As you can see from the photographs this piece has one of two scuff marks on it. It’s usually £950 but if you can live with the marks it’s just £400
The National Theatre on London's South Bank is one of the biggest inspirations for my art. Every time I visit I notice new angles and shapes. The simple Brutalist block shapes lend themselves to my style of work.
The piece is created from an original photograph of one of my favourite views of the theatre, taken from Waterloo Bridge, with the Shard poking out in between the brutalist blocks. The image is digitally coloured by hand and printed directly onto super-thin brushed aluminium, which brings out the vivid colours. Using a variety of bold colours illustrates how many layers make up the overall composition.
68 X 91 cm, £400, usually £950
NOTE: As you can see from the photographs this piece has one of two scuff marks on it. It’s usually £950 but if you can live with the marks it’s just £400
The National Theatre on London's South Bank is one of the biggest inspirations for my art. Every time I visit I notice new angles and shapes. The simple Brutalist block shapes lend themselves to my style of work.
The piece is created from an original photograph of one of my favourite views of the theatre, taken from Waterloo Bridge, with the Shard poking out in between the brutalist blocks. The image is digitally coloured by hand and printed directly onto super-thin brushed aluminium, which brings out the vivid colours. Using a variety of bold colours illustrates how many layers make up the overall composition.
