Andrew Scott 'Off Kilter' Print Available

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Off Kilter
Medium: Deckled Giclee Print
Size: (A4) 29.7 x 21 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £50

*comes unframed, frame is to convey idea framing

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Andrew Scott is a contemporary American artist, born in 1991, who has achieved global recognition for his innovative "frame experiments". His work challenges the traditional boundaries of art by physically altering or destroying the picture frames themselves, using tools such as hammers, chisels, and even blowtorches. This distinctive mixed media approach, which often incorporates hand-drawn digital illustrations printed on high quality paper, blurs the line between the artwork and reality, creating a dynamic, almost sculptural, experience for the viewer.

Scott's artistic journey took a pivotal turn after he lost his job in advertising during the COVID 19 pandemic, a time he felt trapped in an unfulfilling career. This personal experience of confinement and subsequent liberation is the core inspiration for his art. His pieces, which often employ a minimalist grayscale palette with selective, dramatic bursts of color, typically red, explore profound themes such as escapism, freedom, resilience, and mental health. The figures in his work, sometimes children at play or adults breaking through barriers, serve as potent metaphors for the universal human desire to overcome internal and external constraints.

Gaining immense popularity through social media platforms, where videos of his process have amassed over a billion views, Scott has successfully bridged the gap between digital engagement and the traditional art world. His work has been exhibited in international galleries and museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the Tate Modern in London, and is held in the collections of various celebrities. By inviting the viewer to engage with the narrative and the physical artwork in a unique way, Andrew Scott continues to push artistic conventions, making his art not only visually captivating but also deeply thought provoking and emotionally resonant.

Matt Gondek 'American Idiot' Print Release Details

Artist: Matt Gondek
Title: American Idiot
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 24 Inches
Edition: TIMED
Price: $240

*available for 48 hours at NOON EST on Friday November 28th, 2025

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Matt Gondek, an American artist born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1982, has carved a distinctive niche for himself as a pioneering figure in the deconstructive pop art movement. A self taught artist with a background in digital illustration and graphic design, Gondek's creative philosophy is rooted in a punk rock spirit, celebrating rebellion and destruction through the visceral reinterpretation of beloved pop culture icons. His work, characterized by bold lines and a vivid, "pop" color palette (including a signature "Pink Cocaine" hue), features well known cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, and Homer Simpson appearing to melt, explode, or fall apart in a chaotic yet balanced composition.

Gondek views these characters as "modern day gods" in contemporary culture, and his art serves as a critical engagement with power and societal norms, exposing the underlying aggression and flaws within society with a dark humor. He fluidly translates his unique vision across multiple mediums, including large scale murals, paintings, sculptures, and digital art, including NFTs and limited edition designer toys. Based in Los Angeles, Gondek has achieved global recognition with sold out exhibitions in major cities like New York, Paris, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. He has collaborated with notable celebrities like musicians J Balvin and The Weeknd and has a sharp business sense, branching his art practice into various commercial avenues while remaining true to his distinct, explosive style. Gondek is also the host of the "Clean Break" podcast, where he discusses the art world and business with other influential artists.

Jamie Hewlett 'Demon Days Live Opera House Manchester #2' Print Available

Artist: Jamie Hewlett
Title: Demon Days Live Opera House Manchester #2
Medium: Digital Print
Size: 23 x 33 cm
Edition: UNSURE
Price: £250

 

UK artist Jamie Hewlett and the anonymous street artist Banksy are not the same person, but there is a notable connection between them that has fueled persistent speculation for years. Hewlett is the acclaimed co-creator of the comic strip Tank Girl and the visual mastermind behind the virtual band Gorillaz, a project he started with Blur frontman Damon Albarn. Banksy, the elusive and iconic Bristol based graffiti artist known for satirical stenciled street art, has had his identity a subject of intense public debate.

The main link surfaced in 2018 when an anonymous forensics expert claimed to have traced the ownership of various companies associated with Banksy's art sales and authentication back to a "J Hewlett". These companies include "Picturesonwalls Ltd" and "Pest Control Office Ltd," the sole agency that authenticates Banksy's work. This discovery led to a frenzy of theories that Jamie Hewlett was the face behind the stencils.

Further adding to the connection, Banksy's artwork appeared in the Gorillaz music video for "Tomorrow Comes Today," featuring a known Banksy gorilla stencil. Banksy also designed the cover art for Blur's 2003 album Think Tank, solidifying the artistic link between the two camps through their mutual associate, Damon Albarn. When approached for comment, Banksy's publicist denied the theory, stating, "I can confirm that Jamie Hewlitt is not the artist Banksy". The expert pointed out the deliberate misspelling of Hewlett's name in the publicist's denial as a possible technical avoidance of lying, further intensifying the mystery. Ultimately, while the two artists have clear professional and social connections, possibly indicating a close friendship or even collaborations, the theory that Jamie Hewlett is Banksy has been officially denied.

D*Face 'Dog Save The King ' Print Release Details

Artist: D*Face
Title: Dog Save The King (Diff Colors)
Medium: Hand Embellished 3 Color Screen Print
Size: 68.5 x 50 cm (Guess)
Edition: REG 230 • HPM 20
Price: REG £175 • HPM £275

*available on Friday November 28th, 2025

D*Face, whose real name is Dean Stockton, is one of the most prominent figures in the British urban contemporary art scene. Born in London in 1978, his identity as a street artist remained largely a mystery until 2008 when he publicly revealed his name. Growing up, Stockton was heavily influenced by the 1980s American skate culture, the graphics in Thrasher magazine, and early New York City subway graffiti documented in books like Subway Art. These influences fostered a do it yourself (DIY) ethos and a unique visual language that merges pop art, punk aesthetics, and a sardonic sense of humour.

D*Face began his career in the late 1990s by creating hand drawn stickers and posters that he "sticker bombed" across the streets of London. This was a deliberate act of subverting the advertising world where he worked as a graphic designer, using the public domain as his canvas. His work is often described as "aPOPcalyptic" and is a critique of consumerism, celebrity culture, and the "American Dream". He achieves this by "defacing" well known cultural icons, such as the Queen of England or Marilyn Monroe, by adding elements of decay, like a drooling skull or wings, creating a "sweet and sugary on the surface, but with an unfamiliar, uncomfortable taste beneath" effect.

His work, which spans spray paint murals, stencils, paintings, and sculptures, can be found in major cities across the globe including New York, Tokyo, and Los Angeles. D*Face has had solo exhibitions worldwide and has collaborated with major brands and figures, including designing the album cover for Blink 182's California and David Beckham's whisky brand bottle. He also founded the influential StolenSpace Gallery in London in 2005, which has since become a hub for urban art. Today, Dean Stockton continues to be a major force in the urban art community, encouraging people to look closer at what surrounds them and question conspicuous consumption.

Paul Farrell 'Contempt' Print Available

Artist: Paul Farrell
Title: Contempt (10 Diff Colors)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A1) 59.4 x 84.1 cm
Edition: 100 Each Color
Price: £170

*available in 10 diff colors, i like the pink

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Paul Farrell is a prominent UK based graphic artist, illustrator, and printmaker renowned for his bold, colourful, and geometric style. Based in his home city of Bristol after a long career in London, Farrell's work is heavily inspired by 1970s pop culture, pattern, and a deep interest in nature and the graphic arts. He translates everyday observations into simple, playful, and often iconic imagery, using shape and vibrant colour as a primary means of expression. His distinctive aesthetic has a mid century modern feel, characterized by a clean, minimalist use of line and form.

Farrell's professional journey began after graduating with a BA Honours degree in Graphic Design from Middlesex Polytechnic in 1988. He spent over two decades as a graphic designer in London, specialising in brand design, before becoming self employed in 2009. Since then, he has expanded his practice to include printmaking and authorship, dividing his studio time between commercial design projects and his personal artistic endeavours.

His work is highly sought after and is represented by art galleries and retailers internationally, including the Conran Shop and Paul Smith. Farrell has been commissioned by major global brands such as Apple, Meta, Calvin Klein, and Harper Collins, applying his unique style to a diverse array of products including stationery, packaging, fashion, and publishing. As an author and illustrator, his published works include the adult title Great Britain in Colour and the children's activity kits Build a Castle and Build a Skyscraper, all of which showcase his mastery of graphic design and colour. He remains a prolific and influential figure in contemporary British graphic arts, celebrated for his ability to find beauty in simplicity and his uplifting use of colour.

Stikki Peaches 'Sade' Print Available

Artist: Stikki Peaches
Title: Sade
Medium: Mixed Media on Paper
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $1,350 CAD

Stikki Peaches is an anonymous Canadian street artist who originated from Montreal, renowned globally for his vibrant, multi-layered wheat-paste prints and satirical graffiti. He operates in complete anonymity, always appearing masked in photographs, a persona that has drawn comparisons to Banksy. His artistic journey began in the fashion industry, where he worked as a designer, influenced by his father, a tailor, and his mother, a seamstress. This background in textiles is evident in his unique, mixed-media style that involves superimposing layers of paper, old magazines, comics, fabrics, and found objects, which he then embellishes with spray paint and various drawing tools. This complex layering creates what he calls "beautifully controlled chaos," blurring the line between urban debris and fine art.

 Stikki Peaches is best known for his provocative signature tagline, "What if Art Ruled the World?" which serves as a recurring question in his work and a commentary on how a society governed by artistic expression might be free from conflict. His art frequently features nostalgic pop culture references, including iconic figures from music, film, and comics like Batman, Elvis Presley, and Kate Moss, often juxtaposed with punk symbols and tattoo designs. Starting his street art career in 2009, his large-scale murals can be found on city walls in major metropolises worldwide, including Paris, New York, London, Berlin, and Toronto. Stikki Peaches was a pioneer in bringing the ephemeral medium of wheat-paste collage into the gallery space, and his highly sought-after works are now exhibited in international galleries and art fairs like Art Basel Miami, with collectors including celebrities such as Lady Gaga.

Skyhigh 'Nostalgia Squad' Print Available

Artist: Skyhigh
Title: Nostalgia Squad
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 100
Price: £90

UK Skyhigh, a prominent urban artist whose real name is Tom, has been a significant figure in the London graffiti scene since he began writing in 1997. What started as simply tagging his name on walls has blossomed into a full time career, with his versatile work transforming urban landscapes into vibrant canvases that blend traditional graffiti with street art elements. His work is instantly recognizable due to two main recurring styles: first, a mastery of elaborate lettering full of color, unique shapes, and harmonious styles; and second, the incorporation of photorealistic animals, such as a striking kingfisher or fox, either as standalone pieces or integrated within his typographical works.

Beyond his individual artistic output, Skyhigh is deeply committed to community engagement and curating public art spaces in his hometown. He has facilitated over 150 street art pieces, offering canvases to artists from around the world and helping aspiring creators gain exposure, all while beautifying local streets with a rich diversity of artworks. During the coronavirus pandemic, he used his platform and art to create public service murals, including one at Fairfield Recreation Ground in Kingston that reinforced the "Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives" message. This focus on promoting the importance of accessible art spaces highlights his belief in the power of art within the community. His legacy continues to grow as he leaves a lasting impact on public spaces across London and beyond.

Rhys Brown 'Madeline' Original Available

Artist: Rhys Brown
Title: Madeline
Medium: Original Canvas
Size: 70 x 80 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $800

 

Rhys Brown is a contemporary artist who uses his work to explore themes of nostalgia, childhood memory, and identity. He was born and raised in South London, where he began his artistic journey as a teenager, engaging in graffiti and creating a style of street poetry on the walls near his home, an approach he developed without prior knowledge of artists like Basquiat. This early practice of finding inspiration in everyday observations and overheard conversations laid the foundation for his later studio work. Brown received formal art education at South Bank Colleges and the Croydon School of Art, graduating in 2014, which helped him transition his focus from illustration to a variety of media including sculpture, painting, and printmaking.

One of his most distinctive techniques is a process he calls "vegan gyotaku," a unique interpretation of the traditional Japanese method of fish printing, originally used by fishermen to record their catches. Brown has adapted this method by using plush toys, objects with a universal emotional resonance, as his subjects. The process involves applying ink to the soft, unpredictable surfaces of the toys and then pressing them onto a canvas or paper, creating unique relief prints that capture the object's form. These works, along with his oversized teddy bear paintings that have been compared to Yves Klein's Anthropometries series, are known for their ability to evoke a sense of youth and happiness in the viewer.

Brown's art is produced in a way that ensures each print is unique due to the variable pressure and movement applied during the process. His work has gained international recognition and has been exhibited in galleries and art fairs across major cities including London, Paris, Seoul, and Taipei. He previously worked as an artist assistant at the Pure Evil Gallery and is also the founder of Joyride Editions, a venture that produces limited edition prints and handmade sculptures for various artists. His career includes several sold out solo print releases and a growing presence in the global contemporary art market.

Pure Evil 'Sex And Moderate Violence' Mini Print Available

Artist: Pure Evil
Title: Sex And Moderate Violence (Mini)
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 60 x 12 cm
Edition: 50
Price: $100

 

Swen Swenson 'Cykellob' Print Available

Artist: Swen Swenson
Title: Everybody Needs A Fuck Off Rocket
Medium: Lithograph Print
Size: 22 x 33 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $32

  

Swen Swensøn is a renowned German illustrator and graphic designer known for a pure and minimalistic style that captures the subtle beauty and quiet humor in everyday life. Based in both Hamburg and Leipzig, Swensøn aims to evoke positive feelings through his work, offering a calming counterbalance to the stresses and negativity often found in the modern world. His art, which he creates using both traditional methods like acrylic painting and digital illustration, is instantly recognizable for its ability to tell a whole story with simple motifs, clean lines, and peaceful tones.

The central theme in Swensøn's art is the appreciation of small, seemingly ordinary moments and funny encounters, which he documents in a published book titled The Ordinary and The Odd. His subject matter is wide ranging, encompassing idyllic landscapes, striking architectural forms, various people, and colorful animals. What makes his work particularly engaging is his deliberate choice to hide deeper meanings or messages within the image that only reveal themselves upon closer inspection, encouraging the viewer to pause, reflect, and appreciate the details they might otherwise miss. This practice of freezing a specific moment in time invites a quiet contemplation, an experience he describes as a symbiosis between the moment and the art itself. Swensøn is a prolific artist, collaborating with various international brands and interior designers, with his work available for purchase on different platforms and in various shops.