Tim Cotterill and the Frogman Team join with the global LGBTQ+ community in celebrating International Pride Day with the introduction of the uniquely symbolic edition, “PRIDE.”
A polished bronze edition variation of the aptly appropriate “Hug,” “PRIDE” is emblazoned with the vivid colors of the iconic “Gay Pride” flag. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this ground-breaking sculpture will be donated by Frogman to The Elton John Aids Foundation.
Pride BF 161S8 | Edition Size : 100 Dimensions : 4″ (h) x 3″ (w) x 3″ (l) Price : £ 595 | Buy Now Available in 3 weeks
Emily Turner is a pseudonymous artist known for her masterful landscapes, blending modern techniques with classical traditions. Her modern twist involves bold brushstrokes, unconventional colour palettes, and unique compositions that evoke a sense of movement and depth.
Stunning range of limited editions and originals from Alison Johnson. Her atmospheric oil paintings are vibrant and seductive and focal points for any space.
New original sailing boat paintings depicting dynamic boat scenes in full vibrant colours from popular artist Simon Wright.
In his work he try’s to bring the elements of illustration and fine art together to hopefully create a style, which is totally unique and appeals to a varied audience.
Having grown up surrounded by creativity, thanks to his mother being an artist, Chuck has been immersed in art since childhood. Either flicking through his mother’s fashion magazines or concept designs.
His early fascination with cutting-edge fashion and design became the foundation for his artistic journey. This passion for bold aesthetics and innovative style inspired his signature floral figurative designs, blending modern sophistication with daring, avant-garde elements.
It is the 80th Anniversary of VE Day on the 8th May 2025 and a tribute not only to those who fought for the freedom we all enjoy today, but also a powerful reminder of the resilience and unity that have defined our country ever since. To mark this very special and poignant event, JJ Adams has created a homage to his own “Britannia Row” artwork that sold out many years ago. Featuring various characters queuing for a bus – to represent different aspects & roles of society – their shadows this time all share a military characteristic that bonds them closely together.
