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Jessica van der Weert is a British portrait photographer best known for her work capturing Fatboy Slim. The pair have enjoyed a 10-year collaboration that’s seen van der Weert create some of the superstar DJ’s most iconic imagery. In this piece, van der Weert depicts the DJ in a cloud of powdered paint. This image…
Jessica van der Weert is a British portrait photographer best known for her work capturing Fatboy Slim. The pair have enjoyed a 10-year collaboration that’s seen van der Weert create some of the superstar DJ’s most iconic imagery. No motif is more synonymous with Fatboy Slim than the unofficial symbol of rave music, the smiley…
Jessica van der Weert is a British portrait photographer best known for her work capturing Fatboy Slim. The pair have enjoyed a 10-year collaboration that’s seen van der Weert create some of the superstar DJ’s most iconic imagery.  No motif is more synonymous with Fatboy Slim than the unofficial symbol of rave music, the smiley…
Jessica van der Weert is a British portrait photographer best known for her work capturing Fatboy Slim. The pair have enjoyed a 10-year collaboration that’s seen van der Weert create some of the superstar DJ’s most iconic imagery. According to van der Weert, this piece came about after Cook dropped into conversation that his friend…
CJP is a contemporary fine artist with a passion for celebrating the curious intricacies of the natural world. Fleur de Vie is a highly-detailed illustration, of what, at first glance, appears to be a dandelion flower. Unseen at first, a second look reveals 100 tiny hummingbirds hidden within. From an editon 30, the piece is signed…
Gary Hume is a British artist, who rose to prominence as one of the Young British Artists in the early 1990s. Hume is known for abstract high gloss paintings of everyday objects, which juxtapose beauty and pleasure, with melancholy and a sense of loss. Flowers are a motif seen in Hume’s oeuvre for more than…
Gary Hume is a British artist, who rose to prominence as one of the Young British Artists in the early 1990s. Hume is known for abstract high gloss paintings of everyday objects, which juxtapose beauty and pleasure with melancholy and a sense of loss. Flowers are a motif that have appeared in Hume’s oeuvre for more…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
Marcelina Amelia is a contemporary artist known for works exploring themes of self-acceptance, female sexuality and power. This artwork is Amelia’s reinterpretation of The Fountain of Life by Jan van Eyck. Hailing from her Mamalia series, in which she examines motherhood, and its creations, inspirations and frustrations, the piece explores the wonder of the female…
Mike Edwards is a master at marrying word and image to produce his unique form of celebrity portraiture. Using song lyrics, memorable quotes, or his own, poetic compositions, Edwards layers text in graduating colours to create images of great icons. Freddie Mercury EXCESSÂ is a typographic portrait, in which Edwards immortalises the Queen frontman in the…
Jayson Lilley s love of urban architecture shines through his work, and reminds us of the beauty to be found in the urban environment when we choose to notice it.Using his innovative printmaking practice, which combines silkscreen with painting and collage techniques, the artist recreates iconic views of cities, playing with colour and perspective in…
Kate Jenkins is a Brighton-based artist known for joyful pop-art crochet, knit and embroidery creations. Mostly food-focused, and spanning everything from prawn platters to patisserie pastries, her artworks are entwined with a wonderful sense of humour. In Fruits de Mer, Jenkins presents a glimmering seafood platter, complete with crab, shellfish and a magnificent lobster. This giclée…
Fuck Forever – Silver is a limited edition of 350 by artist Jamie Reid. Released on the 45th anniversary of the iconic Sex Pistols album, Anarchy in the UK this design was originally part of a collage to promote the punk rock documentary The Great Rock n Roll Swindle . The print playfully subverts the…
Fuck Forver – Yellow is a limited edition of 350 by artist Jamie Reid. Originally part of a collage to promote the punk rock documentary The Great Rock n Roll Swindle , the print playfully subverts the traditional pin-up girl visual whilst staying true to the gritty aesthetics of the Sex Pistols with their trademark…
Driven by his love of his vintage magazine collection, photographer, Mark Vessey became interested in the concept of personal collections. His work involves photographing neatly-stacked journals, LPs and even vodka bottles to capture the aesthetic beauty and joy of owning a collection. My work is about trying to establish a sense of order. There is…
God Save the Queen, Gold on Blue  is a limited edition of 350 print by Jamie Reid . Known for his iconic work with The Sex Pistols Jamie Reid is the man behind the album artwork that would define a generation. No stranger to scandal, Reid continues to subvert the portraiture of political figureheads, such as…
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