Introducing the newly released flat print variant, not to be confused with the original floating artworks. The size has been specifically considered, allowing you to curate a gallery wall, with pricing tiered favouring the idea of a collection.
Printed on art grade paper, each print is embossed with the studios signature, editioned and framed by hand in London.
We have always also offered black and wooden finish frames but only on request. To make this decision more accessible, you can now preview the frame finish in the drop down to help you better visualise which option’s best for you.
The black and white finishes help the artwork pop but can be a little harsh for some interiors. Whereas the oak veneered option offers a softer more palatable alternative.
All three are made from obeche. A tree native to West Africa known for its rapid growth and height, often reaching 60 meters. The wood is then milled in Tuscany, famous for its frame making before being cut to size and hand made for the studio in England.
Our yearly most popular artwork list is largely unchanged but with a couple of curve balls and newcomers, the old guard will be watching their backs.
The newly released HONG KONG II is steaming up the charts and will soon pip both George V and Lady Liberty to the post. If you were to combine the four QUEEN colour ways she’d be way out in front but it’s SOUTH AFRICA that’s come out of nowhere to land a place in the top 15 just shy of a podium finish. We’re unsure exactly what has caused this but it’s always interesting for us in the studio to see purchases of certain artworks align with geopolitical events such as The Olympics, football World Cup and of course who’s invaded who with resulting sudden drop offs or spikes in support and solidarity. It’s fascinating.
As always a huge thank you from us all. We have a number of changes and new projects that we will be announcing in the next couple of months. We look forward to sharing them with our subscribers.
All the best, Guy and the team.
