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"Satangelic Sounds By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro style. ‘Satangelic Sounds’ draws on antiquated vinyl design to create a bold aesthetic. In sepia tones of black and off-white, Obey has filled with print with busy patterns, which surround the image of a trident-bearing cherub, sat atop a turn-table. A wheel of text encircles the figure, stating ‘Obey Records - Needle in the Groove - A Study in Propaganda High Fidelity’. The print deftly brings together themes of commercialisation and branding but, beyond all else, ‘Satangelic Sounds’ is an aesthetic triumph, striking and beautiful to behold."
Price: 2000.00

"Lotus Woman By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro style. ‘Lotus Woman’ draws on antiquated vinyl design to create a bold aesthetic. In sepia tones of black and off-white, Obey has layered up a series of patterns, creating a graphic lotus flower, encircled at the centre. A neo-classical style woman, adorned with laurel leaves, appears to hold up the central panel, a disc reading ‘Obey Records’ in two, historically clashing fonts (one Soviet-style, the other kitsch Victoriana). The print deftly brings together themes of commercialisation and branding but, beyond all else, ‘Lotus Woman’ is an aesthetic triumph, striking and beautiful to behold."
Price: 2000.00

"Propaganda Engineering By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro aesthetic. His ‘ICA Retro Series’ draws on images from Soviet propaganda: an important legacy for Obey, representing the dawn of advertising and graphics tipping into the realm of art. With the familiar palette of red, black, and sepia-beige, ’Propaganda Engineering’ makes use of the dauntless graphic compositions characteristic of Soviet era art. A large star sits at the centre, the famous Andre the Giant face at its core, while a patterned wheel encircles it. Various icons surround the print and, in the bottom section, an engineering sketch of a bridge sits beside the word ‘Obey’ in large, black type. Obey’s work is powerful in its political drive and deft historical appropriation but, beyond all else, is always an aesthetic triumph, striking and beautiful to behold."
Price: 2500.00

"Riot Cop By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro aesthetic. His ‘ICA Retro Series’ draws on images from Soviet propaganda: an important legacy for Obey, representing the dawn of advertising and graphics tipping into the realm of art. With the familiar palette of red, black, and sepia-beige, ’Riot Cop’ makes use of the dauntless graphic compositions characteristic of Soviet era art. In front of a large bullseye stands a red-uniformed official, clasping a wooden stick in both hands. A strip of speech sits at the top of the print, with the words ‘I’m gonna kick your ass and get away with it!’, while a symmetrical block of text sits at the bottom with the single word ‘Obey’. The piece is powerful and pressing, an important political comment expressed deftly through the appropriation of Soviet style art but, beyond all else, ‘Riot Cop’ is an aesthetic triumph, striking to behold."
Price: 2500.00

"Behind You By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro aesthetic. His ‘ICA Retro Series’ draws on images from Soviet propaganda: an important legacy for Obey, representing the dawn of advertising and graphics tipping into the realm of art. With the familiar palette of red, black, and sepia-beige, ‘Behind You’ makes use of the dauntless graphic compositions characteristic of Soviet era art. Two ‘V’ shaped blocks sit against a red background, while a large hand points out of the print, towards the viewer. Various icons and text feature across the print: a star with the famous Andre the Giant face, the words ‘Obey Giant’ inside big, graphic arrows, and, in large black type, the words ‘!Behind You!’. The work is powerful in its political drive and deft historical appropriation but, beyond all else, is an aesthetic triumph, striking and beautiful to behold."
Price: 2500.00

"Printing Press By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro aesthetic. His ‘ICA Retro Series’ draws on images from Soviet propaganda: an important legacy for Obey, representing the dawn of advertising and graphics tipping into the realm of art. With the familiar palette of red, black, and sepia-beige, ‘Printing Press’ depicts a print machine, surrounded by flames and churning out Obey’s iconic image of Andre the Giant. The words ‘Think & Create, Print & Destroy’, which sit at the bottom of the print like a slogan, make clear Obey’s caution on the commercialisation of art: a message that he ironically perpetuates through that very machine. The work is powerful in its political drive and deft historical appropriation but, beyond all else, is an aesthetic triumph, striking and beautiful to behold."
Price: 2500.00

"Station to Station 3 By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro style. The ‘Station to Station’ series explores the medium of collage, pasting exotic travel paraphernalia together to create intriguing pieces, full of charm and character. ‘Station to Station 3’ includes rail tickets, warning signs, slogans and icons from all around the world: tickets for Palermo and Yamoussoukro, graphic images of bulbs, buildings and even Bowie, all in a soft, retro colour palette of pillar-box red, electric-blue and gentle beige. Fairey’s eye is trained to colour, composition and typography, resulting in a design classic which is rich in allusion and powerfully evocative."
Price: 3000.00

"Station to Station 4 By Obey (Shepard Fairey)"
"Shepard Fairey - better known by his psuedonym, Obey - is one of the most prolific contemporary graffiti artists in the US and a key defining figure of the street art movement, globally. Famed for his 2008 Obama ‘hope’ poster, his work is influenced by and informs a critique of both advertising and propaganda, featuring politically charged images of consumer culture in a graphic, retro style. The ‘Station to Station’ series explores the medium of collage, pasting exotic travel paraphernalia together to create intriguing pieces, full of charm and character. ‘Station to Station 4’ includes rail tickets, warning signs, slogans and icons from all around the world: tickets for London and Luxembourg, from ‘station to station’ and from ‘nation to nation’, graphic images of trains, planes, and even the signature Andre the Giant face, all in a soft, retro colour palette of pillar-box red, electric-blue and gentle beige. Fairey’s eye is trained to colour, composition and typography, resulting in a design classic which is rich in allusion and powerfully evocative."
Price: 3000.00

"Baby Shot Me Down (ONLY 2 AVAILABLE) By Eelus"
"This stunning Silkscreen adopts Eelus’s signature and popular style with a multitude of colours as the backdrop and an image of a woman at the forefront who appears with arrows pointing out of her. ‘Baby Shot Me Down’ was released Eelus’s Solo show in the USA earlier in 2016. ‘Baby Shot Me Down’ is signed and numbered by the artist. ONLY 2 LEFT IN STOCK"
Price: 350.00

"Taming of a Wild Mind By Eelus"
"This gorgeous piece encompasses a portrait of a woman with antlers appearing from her head and various colours weaving between the antlers. ‘Baby Shot Me Down’ was released Eelus’s Solo show in the USA earlier in 2016. ‘Taming Of A Wild Mind’ is signed and numbered by the artist."
Price: 220.00

"So this is London By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘So This Is London’ depicts the city of London from an elevated position, looking down and across the Thames. Halifax has included the key sites: the Shard and St Pauls, Tate Modern and the Gherkin, rendered in careful architectural detail. The rest of the city is filled in painstakingly with black ink, stretching back as far as the eye can see, with a soft blue sky and river for contrast against the monochrome. Though detailed, her work refuses rigidity and realism, opting for an illustrative style where perspective is kept fluid (both technically and artistically) to allow Halifax’s unique style to shine."
Price: 800.00

"London at Length By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘London at Length’ depicts a long panoramic of the London skyline, featuring all the familiar sites: from St Pauls to Tower Bridge, the Gherkin to the Shard, Halifax’s clear passion for the city speaks through the print, in all of the careful architectural detail. ‘London at Length’ is drawn predominantly in black ink, for a sketchy monochrome effect, but Halifax has picked out sections in bold colour: the Thames is blue; iconic London buses can be spotted in bright red; green spaces have been filled in; and the glass of certain buildings is highlighted in a soft turquoise. Though detailed, Halifax’s work refuses rigidity and realism, opting for an illustrative style where perspective is kept fluid (both technically and artistically) to allow Halifax’s unique style to shine."
Price: 575.00

"Battersea Power Station By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Battersea Power Station’ takes Giles Gilbert Scott’s iconic riverside structure as its central image. The power station is proudly viewed from the south, with all of its chimneys just visible and its industrial red brick highlighted beautifully against the soft blue of sky and river. Now, more than ever, there is such poignancy to the image, showing a sight which is fast becoming nostalgic, beautifully captured in Halifax’s unique style."
Price: 300.00

"To Tower Bridge, Thames and Beyond By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘To Tower Bridge, Thames and Beyond’ depicts the London skyline from an elevated position, looking down and across the Thames towards the West. Halifax has included the key sites: the Shard, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, rendered in careful architectural detail. The rest of the city is filled in painstakingly with black ink, stretching back as far as the eye can see, with a soft blue sky and river for contrast against the monochrome. Long shadows cast by the skyscrapers across the Thames hint at the ever imposing nature of London’s upward growing skyline while soaring swifts reach far into the air, to remind the viewer of the delicate relationship between city and nature. ‘To Tower Bridge, Thames and Beyond’ is a powerful print, recasting London in Halifax’s inimitable style for maximum impact."
Price: 500.00

"Around and About London By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Around and About London’ looks down onto the city from an elevated position, taking in Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, and the London Eye, to name a few. With masterful detail, Halifax has recreated this cross section of London, sketching in each street, building and tree, with an illustrative flare that manages to be both accurate and artistic. Like an architectural sketch-up, Halifax has kept most of the print monochrome - beautifully minimal black ink onto white - but here and there she has picked out detail in bold colour: leafy green trees and bright red buses, along with the soft blue of the Thames, add life to the image to create an appealing aesthetic."
Price: 875.00

"Spot the Shard By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Spot the Shard’ reveals Halifax’s clear passion for architectural detail: in the foreground, the Shard rises into the sky, each glass panel reflecting a different part of the city, as though camouflaged against the skyline. Behind it, Halifax has included other iconic London edifices: the Walkie Talkie and the Gherkin can both be seen amidst a labyrinthine, almost Piranesi-like, mesh of streets and buildings, rendered in extraordinary detail. Halifax has really captured something of the city in a way which is both accurate and artistic: refusing rigidity or realism - despite her extraordinary attention to detail - Halifax opts for a fluidity of perspective, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 225.00

"London! By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘London!’ depicts the city skyline from an elevated position, taking in a wide vista: the Thames can be seen snaking through the centre and Halifax has included everything form Battersea Power Station to the Shard, the Gherkin and the London Eye. Halifax’s passion for the place is strong in her work, and she renders the city of London in beautiful detail: with a keen eye for architecture, Halifax recreates the busy streets of the city in a way which is both accurate and artistic. Her print is like an architect’s sketch, adorned with pops of colour here and there (green trees, blue river) for an enduringly appealing aesthetic."
Price: 450.00

"Hello London By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Hello London’ takes the Thames as its vantage point, looking down towards Blackfriars Bridge. Sparser than most of her prints, ‘Hello London’ is dominated by expanses of sky and river, with all of the city’s iconic buildings creating a frame: St Pauls to the left, the Oxo Tower at the right, the Gherkin and Canary Wharf ahead. Halifax has picked out the vibrant red of Blackfriars bridge, beautifully contrasting against the monochrome black ink of the buildings and, to the left, she has coloured a row of trees in deep auburn, to capture a rich, autumnal feel. The perspective is near impossible, a panoramic that couldn’t quite be captured by the eye, but that is where the beauty lies: though detailed and accurate, Halifax’s work refuses rigidity and strict realism, favouring an artistic fluidity, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 350.00

"Tower Bridge By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance in her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Tower Bridge’ takes the Thames as its vantage point, looking up towards Tower Bridge. The image is framed by the two iconic towers with details from the London skyline just visible in the background: the dome of St Pauls and the BT Tower are amongst other, carefully rendered buildings on the river’s north bank. Halifax has used graphic designs to fill the sky and river: a geometric pattern for the sky and blue, spiralled waves for the Thames. The intersection of detailed illustration and bold graphics creates a powerful composition and a truly striking aesthetic."
Price: 150.00

"Power at Battersea By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Power at Battersea’ takes Giles Gilbert Scott’s iconic riverside structure as its central image. The power station is proudly viewed from the south, with all of its chimneys visible and its industrial red brick highlighted beautifully against the graphic, grey pattern Halifax has used for the sky. Now, more than ever, there is such poignancy to the image, showing a sight which is fast becoming nostalgic, beautifully captured in Halifax’s unique style: a truly iconic image for the London lover."
Price: 150.00

"Waves at Westminster By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Waves at Westminster’ depicts the Houses of Parliament, in sepia tones, standing at the edge of the Thames. The waves provide the only colour in the scene, in a curved repeated pattern of soft blue. A single boat sails down the river, dwarfed by the impressive Gothic palace and a few birds circle iconic Big Ben. There is a quiet and intense mood to the print, which captures the majesty of the architecture and the importance of its riverside setting: a truly iconic image for the London lover."
Price: 150.00

"Eye Eye London By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Eye Eye London’ depicts the London eye, standing beside County Hall at the banks of the River Thames. The image is dominated by sky and water, which Halifax has rendered in graphic patterns - a striated design for the sky and a repeated wave for the river. The print is compositionally powerful, with the two different patterns intersected by details from the iconic skyline, and the muted colour palette (sepia tones and soft blue) lends a thoughtful, quiet mood: a truly iconic image for the London lover."
Price: 150.00

"Rooftops at Royal Albert Hall By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Rooftops at Royal Albert Hall’ is a triumph of colour and design. In the centre, the iconic dome of the Royal Albert hall nestles, surrounded by buildings to the front and on either side, and a sea of trees fills the background. The Royal Albert Hall and surrounding buildings have been picked out in a bright, brick-coloured orange, which harmonises beautifully with the soft blue of the graphic patterned sky. Halifax treads an impressive line between simplicity and rigorous detail which works to unrivalled effect, creating a unique and striking aesthetic with enduring appeal."
Price: 350.00

"Stairway to Royal Albert By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Stairway to Royal Albert Hall’ depicts the iconic hall, seen from the foot of the stairway, rising up amidst trees. Halifax has kept much of the detail monochrome - like an architect’s sketch - but picked out certain sections in bold colour: a rich, red brick for the Royal Albert Hall, ash-green for the trees; two banners flying in orange and pink. For the sky, Halifax has used a repeated, graphic pattern, almost art deco in style, which works well against the careful illustration of the building. The beauty of the print lies in Halifax’s blending of technical skill and artistic flare: though detailed and accurate, her work refuses rigidity and strict realism, favouring a certain fluidity, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 225.00

"Hackney Town Hall By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Hackney Town Hall’ is a triumph of illustrative technique. The town hall takes centre stage, drawn with careful detail in simple black ink, like an architect’s sketch. In the foreground, obscuring the peripheries of the building, run two avenues of trees, which Halifax has filled in with various shades of green, for contrast against the minimal monochrome. There is a charming simplicity to the image which is deceptive: Halifax’s keen eye for colour, composition and illustration works hard to create an illusory naivety with enduring appeal."
Price: 280.00

"Clifton Bridge to Hotwells By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create busy, bustling cityscapes, filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Clifton Bridge to Hotwells’ shows Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s iconic bridge, crossing the Avon Gorge. Clifton dominates the image, with a cluster of buildings nestled onto the hillside. Halifax has kept most of the print in monochrome, picking out sections in bright colours: zesty orange on some of the roofs; a pink or a turquoise house here and there; mossy green trees; and a light blue, graphic pattern for both sky and river. The colourful houses capture something of Bristol’s character, as well as showcasing Halifax’s exquisite eye for colour and composition: a triumph of contemporary print making."
Price: 450.00

"Crossing Clifton Bridge By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create graphic landscapes filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Crossing Clifton Bridge’ shows the iconic towers of Clifton Suspension Bridge, rising out of a sea of green trees. Halifax has left the structure monochrome, showing only the black ink, like an architect’s sketch. The sky - comprising a large expanse of the print - is made up of a repeated pattern in an almost art deco-style, which contrasts beautifully against the detailed, illustrative landscape. The beauty of the print lies in Halifax’s blending of technical skill and artistic flare: though detailed and accurate, her work refuses rigidity and strict realism, favouring a fluidity, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 150.00

"Whitstable Lifeguard By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create graphic landscapes filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Whitstable Lifeguard’ is a triumph of colour and compositional technique. The print is split into three main sections: comprising the most part, Halifax has drawn the beige-coloured shingle in careful, tiny detail; a small strip of sea, made up of a graphic wave design, slices across the middle of the print; and at the top, Halifax has used a flat, blue block for the sky. The relationship between the three sections - with their harmonising colours and contrasting textures - is minimal but aesthetically powerful. The focal point of the print is a white beach house, with bright orange roof and door, finished with the single word ‘LIFEGUARD’. There is a charming simplicity to the image which is deceptive: Halifax’s keen eye for colour, composition and illustration works hard to create an illusory naivety with enduring appeal."
Price: 125.00

"Here's Looking At View Bath By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create graphic landscapes filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Here’s Looking At View Bath’ showcases Halifax’s artistic eye for composition and her clear passion for architectural design. The print shows Bath from an aerial view, revealing the city’s striking Regency layout: to the left, a large crescent, with a rolling green in front; to the right a double crescent, forming a circular mews, with a huge tree at its centre. Halifax has picked out all of the verdure and foliage in different shades of green, but has left the rest of the city - the manmade streets, buildings and houses - in monochrome, like and architect’s sketch or nineteenth-century city plan. The beauty of the print lies in Halifax’s blending of technical skill and artistic flare: though detailed and accurate, her work refuses rigidity and strict realism, favouring a fluidity, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 400.00

"Flying over Oxford Rooftops By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create graphic landscapes filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Flying Over Oxford Rooftops’ uses a collage-like effect to depict the beautiful University buildings of Oxford. For the sky, Halifax has used a blue, repeated pattern, almost resembling Morris-style wallpaper. Against this, Halifax has layered the college buildings in their iconic sandstone colour: in the background, the dome of the Radcliffe Camera rises behind the spires of Exeter college, while the roof of the Sheldonian theatre takes the foreground. Halifax produces her cityscapes with the eye of an architect, rendering buildings in careful but artistic detail, while favouring a fluidity of perspective, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 300.00

"Penzance Harbour 1 By Clare Halifax"
"Clare Halifax is an artist who understands the beauty of print making. Using highly skilled processes, with an impressive talent for illustration, Halifax creates prints of rich and meticulous detail, with design, pattern and colour playing crucial roles in the overall aesthetic. Halifax takes inspiration from her immediate surroundings, drawing on places of special significance from her own life to create graphic landscapes filled with vibrancy and character. ‘Penzance Harbour 1’ depicts the busy harbour, with all of its little fishing boats, stone clad walls and seaside houses. Sea and sky merge into one another with their graphic blue design, separated only by the horizon line of Penzance and a scattering of white clouds. The perspective is near impossible, a panoramic that couldn’t quite be captured by the eye, but that is where the beauty lies: though detailed and accurate, Halifax’s work refuses rigidity and strict realism, favouring an artistic fluidity, which allows her unique style to shine."
Price: 300.00