This Saturday Jon Judace Art will be back at Lewisham Shopping centre with @wakuda_uk along with many other quality businesses and traders
With a new season it's time for new products and with that in mind we have 5 new items for you this week. Visit the shopping centre outside Poundland to see what all the fuss is about.
Much Love to everyone who passed through at the @vibesfm family funday hosted by @faadamighty and the crew on Bank Holiday Monday.
It is always a pleasure to see Old Friends, New Friends and Old school Veterans 😁 It's been a while but it was nice to make an appearance in the home turf again.
#brixton #popbrixton #vibesfm #reggaemusic #jamaicanculture
This Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Jon Judace Art will be back at Lewisham shopping centre with @wakuda_uk celebrating the festive season in style.
With a wide variety of gifts and products all made with the attention to detail that my brand has become known for. Get new Artwork and products just released and don't miss your opportunity to impress with a unique gift for yourself or your loved ones.
Shopping times will be from 11-6 and there will be exclusive offers, new collectables and gift packs available on the days. Hope to see you there.
This is your last chance for the year to see even more products and artwork from the @jonjudace@storieswecherish@thecandlebaruk@artoflol we are here till 15th Dec and we will be hosting a small meet the artist event on Friday 12th till late.
1B Coppermill Lane, just round the corner from Blackhorse Tube station. Walthamstow market. E17 7HF
Hope to see you there.
Greenwich Gallery has officially reopened, showcasing an exciting selection of work from a range of brilliant artists. Explore fine art, oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings, ink and charcoal drawings, jewellery and metalwork, ceramics and pottery, photography, and even 3D-printed sculptures.
Featuring pieces by established names in the art world, emerging talents, local school students — and a collection of my own original artwork available to view and purchase.
Pop by to experience the work in person and meet some of the fantastic artists.
The gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday.
We can’t wait to welcome you!
The pop-up celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship of Black artists living and working in London, featuring a mix of art, fashion, accessories, and home goods in a cosy, welcoming space just minutes from St James Street Station in Walthamstow.
You’ll find:
Cherish from @storieswecherish , with unique garments inspired by stories from all over Africa
Lauren from @artoflol , sharing collage art prints exploring moments of change
Jon Judace (@jonjudace ), whose work reflects on human origin and connectedness
@thecandlebaruk , offering handmade Caribbean-inspired scented candles made right here in Walthamstow
Opening times vary — please check @darkyellowdot ’s Instagram Stories and Highlights for the latest updates before visiting.
Tucked just 2 minutes from St James Street Station in Walthamstow, our cosy little gallery has been transformed into a beautiful pop-up celebrating Black creativity. Featuring art, fashion, accessories, and home goods by Black artists living and working in London, it’s a space full of warmth, colour, and story.
You’ll find colourful garments and accessories by Cherish from @StoriesWeCherish , inspired by tales from Zimbabwe, and collage art prints by Lauren from @artoflol , exploring moments of change and transformation. And then we have highly detailed drawing prints by @jonjudace exploring themes around human origin. Soon, we’ll be introducing even more brands to the mix!
It’s the perfect spot for a slow browse or a thoughtful gift. Pop by before 20 November — opening times vary, so DM me or @darkyellowdot on Instagram or view our story updates to check when the gallery’s open
One of the most common questions I receive about this piece is whether it was created digitally. The answer, without exception, is no. This work is entirely hand-drawn, meticulously crafted at A1 size, and completed using only the pens you see before you. There is no digital manipulation involved—just the patience and precision of traditional techniques.
While this piece was not the first in my collection to feature the distinctive, recurring pattern that has become synonymous with my style, it is undoubtedly the most well-known and widely appreciated. The large scale of this artwork provided the perfect canvas to explore my love for fine, intricate details. It gave me the creative freedom to refine and perfect the pattern, and to fully immerse myself in the development of the visual language that has since become a hallmark of my work.
A collector once shared that each time he viewed this piece in his living room, he saw something new. Another mentioned that after gazing at it for a while, the patterns seemed to shift and move. Comments like these fill me with pride, as they reflect the very effects I aim to achieve—qualities that give my work a timeless, ever-evolving presence.
Introducing our next artist who will be selling their beautiful work at the Katakata Festival. Don’t miss out!
I’m Jon Judace, a Brixton-based pen-and-ink artist weaving African and Caribbean culture into dreamlike, pointillist worlds. Each piece is hand-drawn in monochrome (with the occasional splash of colour), built dot by dot like atoms forming infinite imagination.
Beyond paper and canvas, I create with community in mind, through murals, workshops, and collaborations that uplift, inspire, and celebrate culture.
Define Gravity
The inspiration behind this piece comes from the fact that African hair defies gravity by growing upwards. The image also depicts a woman whose hair defies gravity, forming a spinning sphere filled with all the fish of the ocean. When I originally drew this, it was to show a woman doing the impossible — effortlessly.
This is one of the few pieces of art I have created that was coloured entirely with coloured pencils. Before completing it, I had a clear vision for the look I wanted, and coloured pencil was the only medium that could achieve that aesthetic.
Although this piece marks a slight departure from my usual style, it was a lot of fun to create and has been celebrated by the Jon Judace Art community.
#colouredpencil #pencılart #weightoftheworld #sealife #beauty
Yesterday was one of those busy-but-good days. We spent it setting up with @massassi_b at Boxpark Shoreditch for her week-long pop-up, putting up shelves, arranging (and rearranging) products, and meeting some of the amazing creatives sharing the space.
If you're around, come by and check out @massassi_b ’s beautiful collection, plus work from @sunevcouture , @shimiroseuk , @sewmasterja , @jonjudace , @dank.mer , @dibabsh , @ionnamariedesigns , @oladipo2426 , and ndeylaaccessories_fam.
We’ll be here until Sunday 17th August, come through and check the space out!
I realised that I rarely share a complete picture of my creative process from start to finish. Although it differs depending on the image I'm creating, this one started with a pencil sketch, followed by hand-drawn pen work, and then a digital rendering to apply colour. The gold embellishments you see in the final image are the result of a technique I developed to replicate the beauty of solid gold. I much prefer black-and-white drawings and finished art pieces, but I do appreciate the beauty of full-colour work and will continue to experiment with both styles.
