This work, inspired by the Bauhaus, Milton Glaser, Abstract and Pop art styles is an illustration that features a lively and dynamic composition with various simplified human figures set against a colourful background primarily in tones of yellow, blue, and red. There are a total of six human-like figures engaged in dancing at a party.<br />
The work is digitally hand drawn using an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Sketchbook Pro and took around 12 hours to complete..

Bauhaus Dancers

This artwork features abstract human figures and is part of my 'Dancers" series. The original sketches for this work were much more detailed and I experimented with removing a much detail as I could while still trying to keep the sense of movement and some of the forms. The colour palette used is more aligned to Matisse colours and a pale pink ground has been used rather than my more usual pop art palette with a white ground.

Dancers 6

The first in a series of 'dancers' this one very much inspired by American artist Keith Haring. Pop art almost abstract in style and using a softer but bold colour palette

Dancers 1

The third in my series of 'dancers', this one is an abstract style pop art work portraying a quirky set of ballet dancers.

Dancers 3

An iconic image from Breakfast at Tiffanys with a little twist. I've chosen to give Audrey a Mr Whippy ice cream in this digitally hand drawn pop art limited edition print.

Audrey With Ice Cream

Digitally hand drawn pop art/abstract portrait of Marilyn Monroe. The work is fully hand drawn using an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Procreate software.

Abstract Marilyn

Digitally hand drawn exhibition artwork. 'Emmy' was created as an exhibition piece and was not originally going to be sold. Positive feedback from the exhibition led me to release copies for sale.<br />
The very graphic styling of this work commands attention in any setting and will create comment where ever it's hung.<br />
The face is actually a shop mannequin which was digitally hand drawn then the colours were manipulated to create the final artwork.

Emmy

Digitally hand drawn artwork of Debbie Harry aka Blondie. Created on a iPad Pro using Sketchbook Pro and Procreate software. The image is then professionally Giclee printed onto 400gsm stretched canvas.

Blondie

A semi graphical/pop art image of the famous 1960s model Twiggy. This 'Green' version is one of four colour variations.

Green Twiggy

The image is an abstract illustration featuring a group of dancing figures inspired by Keith Haring. I've tried to convey a sense of movement and energy even with very simplified figures.

Dancers 2

A quirky image of five party goers inspired by Keith Haring but using a colour palette inspired by Milton Glaser. As usual with my work it is fully digitally hand drawn.

Dancers 5

Inspired by some of the work by Keith Haring and some tribal artwork. I digitally hand drew this work on an iPad and used a more subdued colour palette.

Abstract 3

A Keith Haring inspired abstract/pop art image of love hearts. The work was fully digitally hand drawn it was produced on a iPad using two sets of software, Procreate and Sketchbook Pro.

Abstract 2

My hand drawn digital artwork of a dancer performing with the 1980s band Visage. The work is named after the song they were performing, 'Fade To Grey'<br />
The image has been created by combining two hand drawn digital images, one created in Procreate and the other in Sketchbook Pro. The final merged effects create this striking pop art style image.

Devenir Gris

Inspired by the work of Milton Glaser, 'Psychedelic Girls'. Digitally hand drawn on a iPad Pro using Sketchbook Pro software the work is highly graphical in style and uses a late 1960s colour palette.

Psychedelic Girls

Digitally hand drawn artwork created using multiple techniques. The image makes a statement where ever it's placed

See Anything?

Welcome to "Embracing The Vibrant Art," virtual art exhibition that invites you to embark on a journey through the dynamic and colourful world of pop art. Step into a realm where colour explodes, lines dance with energy, and every stroke tells a story. This exhibition showcases a selection of my work.