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The inimitable JJ Adams has just released a stunning collection of limited editions covering a wide range of subjects in his unique style. JJ is one of the UK’s most popular urban and pop artists.
The latest release from Tim Cotterill is this striking small frog sculpture in a variegated blue green patina. Available in General and Artist Proof editions ; BF 230 Chase Dimensions (inches) : 3 (l) x 3 (w) x 1 (h) … Continue reading →
Easy Rider is Tim Cotterill’s latest bronze release, consisting of an unlikely pair in one delightful sculpture. A grassy green frog clings tenaciously to the back of an unsuspecting tortoise, hitching a ride to the pond. The textured, mottled brown … Continue reading →
Tim Cotterill’s latest release, Lady In Red, features a saturated red silver nitrate patina, with a stark silver underbelly, accentuating the decidedly sassy form of this stunning sculpture. General Edition BF228 Lady in Red Edition Size : 500 Price : £ … Continue reading →
Tim Cotterill’s new shelf hanging frog is available in two tri-coloured patinas of Blue-Yellow-Green and Orange-Yellow-Green in a total edition size of only 300. This labour intensive richly patterned patina clearly accents the fluid lines of this graceful sculpture. BF … Continue reading →
Four new releases from JJ Adams See More Details and The Art of JJ Adams More… JJ Adams Board Game of Thrones. Here’s a list of just some of the hidden elements within the artwork. A Game of Thrones themed … Continue reading →