The latest stamp effect limited edition artwork featuring pop idols is Rocket King, Elton John.
True Royalty was founded by David Ashman – a contemporary artist and music producer based in the UK. His work brings together digital media, lenticular techniques, and woodwork, combining modern design with traditional craftsmanship.
Rozanne Bell is the epitome of fun. She is a flamboyant gregarious character with a unique creative imagination that knows no bounds. Full of wit and imagination ; exciting and entertaining ; and full of energy as mirrored by her artwork. She is now one of Britain’s leading and best selling artists.
She was born in Zimbabwe and lived there for 40 years until political circumstances meant moving to England. She exhibited all over Southern Africa and her works were purchased to hang in many banks and boardrooms from Guernsey to Ghana. She moved to England in 2002 where she adapted to a new environment with an optimistic determination to succeed and brought a breath of fresh air to the British contemporary art market.
Linda Charles’ new collection, ReSouled, is inspired by the timeless connection between music, memory and visual art.
Drawing on the bold, cinematic style of legendary designer Saul Bass, Linda combines retro-inspired typography, geometric forms, simplified silhouettes and beautifully aged textures to create striking interpretations of iconic songs.
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Our Padstow Calendar is designed and published exclusively for Quay Art in Padstow and sold in support of the RNLI Padstow Lifeboat Station.
The calendar costs £ 10 if collected from Quay Art in Padstow or £ 13.60 if ordered online or by phone for delivery within mainland UK by first class post.
£ 5 from every calendar sold is donated to RNLI Padstow Lifeboat Station.The calendar is A3 size ( 30 x 42 cm overall ) overall and in landscape orientation to maximise the size of the photographs and the space for the calendar.
Tim Cotterill’s Hoo’s Who has a richly textured, fragmented marble-patterned patina bringing warmth and depth to this stunning bronze sculpture.
BF 301 | Hoo’s Who
Dimensions : 6.0″ (h) x 5.5″ (l) x 4.8″ (w)
Limited Edition Size : 350 | Price : £ 1315 | Buy Now
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Hue Folk have added to their range of the popular Urban Philosophy series with some new limited editions, including two exclusive to Quay Art – Cornwall and Dreckly
All consist of Deckle Edged Paper under Perspex, Limited Editions of 15 or 50, Framed in Black to 56 x 42 cm overall by Hue Folk.
Priced at £ 295
Exclusive to Quay Art, are these stunning new originals from Jo Galindo, Squiggles ( Octopus ) and Barnaby ( Puffin ), which are also available as hand embellished limited editions.
The key to Galindo’s unique style is the inventive ways to apply paint to the canvas. By using different techniques and mediums on top of one another, depth and contrast is created. Powerful contemporary colours are abstractly incorporated with details of wild animals in a loose, energetic style, which combine for an unusual but satisfying end product that demands attention and allows each person to interpret them individually. He attempts to express his own emotion and sentiment in the face of the animals to build a connection with the viewer. Unorthodox tools are used to apply paint including spoons, nails and bits of rubber. Moreover, each single piece of art is irreplicable due to the random nature of propelling paint with a flick of the wrist or a swoosh of the arm.
GOLDEN HARVEST captures the quiet beauty of Autumn with a beguiling green frog framed by a graceful arch of oak leaves. Rich golden amber and lush green patinas evoke the warmth and splendor of the fall season, while vibrant red ladybugs add a playful touch of color and symbolize good fortune. The frog’s verdant green patina, enhanced by subtle, black-toned mottling, creates a striking contrast against the warm Autumn palette.
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Stand out original paintings of town harbours under moonlight from well known artist, Rozanne Bell.
She was born in Zimbabwe and lived there for 40 years until political circumstances meant moving to England. She exhibited all over Southern Africa and her works were purchased to hang in many banks and boardrooms from Guernsey to Ghana.
Having moved to England in 2002, she adapted to a new environment with an optimistic determination to succeed and brought a breath of fresh air to the British contemporary art market.
Rozanne has developed in her work a style and a technique which make each and every painting totally unique. Having had no formal art schooling, ahe has drawn upon her natural flair to cultivate her talent that is so evident in her work.
Theo Crutchley-Mack is a contemporary British artist with a sculptural approach to painting. He appears in private and public collections throughout the UK.
As a teenager, Theo designed a commemorative 50 pence coin that entered national circulation with royal approval, marking the start of a clear artistic trajectory from a young age. Since graduating from Falmouth University with a sell-out degree show, Theo has secured representation with five acclaimed galleries across the country, from which he regularly exhibits his paintings.
In 2018, he was invited to the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, where he painted and documented the abandoned whaling stations to support fundraising efforts for the South Georgia Heritage Trust. This organization works to restore the island’s damaged wildlife habitats. The dilapidated nature of these ruins had a profound effect on the evolution of his work.
Theo strives to record the obscure landscape, often ancient and atmospheric. He spends many hours outdoors, making sketches which serve as the foundation for larger, abstracted studio paintings.
His paintings are carefully crafted from multiple layers of reclaimed wood and found materials, including old rope, fishing nets, and nails. The constructions are then saturated with thick coats of paint, applied expressively to forge a tactile fusion between painting and sculpture. Each piece is presented in an elegant box frame with anti-reflective glass to maximise enjoyment of the composition.
See the Art of Theo Crutchley-Mack
