Yeye Weller 'Just Be Kind' Print Available

Artist: Yeye Weller
Title: Just Be Kind
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 25
Price: £99

Yeye Weller is a UK artist who paints joy. Born in 1990 and raised in Eastbourne, he studied illustration at the University of Brighton, where he began translating beach town energy into bold digital prints. Working under the playful alias “Yeye,” he crafts flat, brightly coloured scenes that celebrate everyday pleasure: ice-cream cones, sunbathers, vintage cars and smiling dogs float across pastel skies like postcards from an endless summer. His process starts with quick pencil doodles, which are scanned and refined in Procreate. Simple shapes are layered, offset and filled with candy pinks, mint greens and butter yellows, creating a retro print aesthetic that nods to 1950s travel posters and 1980s surf graphics. Figures are reduced to essential outlines, yet each face carries a distinct grin, inviting viewers to project their own happiness onto the canvas.

Weller’s optimistic vision has attracted commercial clients including Adidas, Ray-Ban and National Geographic, yet he balances paid work with personal projects that keep the spirit loose. Limited-edition screen prints are released through online galleries such as They Made This, often selling out within hours. Each print is hand-pulled on heavyweight cotton paper, signed and numbered, then packaged with stickers and a hand-written thank you, reinforcing the friendly tone that runs through every aspect of his practice.

Beyond the studio, Weller paints public murals in coastal towns, transforming dull seawalls and shop shutters into vibrant playgrounds. Whether designing a beer label or a six-metre beach scene, he approaches each project with the same goal: spread colour, spark smiles and remind viewers that happiness is always within reach.

Matt Herring 'Nature's Alchemy I' Print Available

Artist: Matt Herring
Title: Nature's Alchemy I
Medium: Framed Gold Leaf on Giclee Print
Size: 26 x 26 Inches
Edition: 95
Price: $1,683

Matt Herring is a British painter who turns the everyday into the quietly extraordinary. Born in 1986 and raised in rural Oxfordshire, he studied fine art at Oxford Brookes University, where he began recording the subtle dramas that unfold along hedgerows, canals and backyard fences. Working in oil and acrylic on panel, he builds luminous surfaces through patient layering, allowing under-painting to glow through translucent glazes so even a concrete path seems lit from within.

His subject matter is deceptively simple: a discarded crisp packet snagged on cow parsley, a supermarket trolley half submerged in a pond, pigeons quarrelling on a rooftop television aerial. Yet Herring renders these scenes with the reverence once reserved for grand history paintings, inviting viewers to reconsider the dignity of the disregarded. Colour is central. Muted earth tones suddenly ignite with a flash of cadmium red or cerulean blue, echoing the surprise of sunlight on broken glass.

Composition is carefully balanced. Canvases are often square, referencing Instagram’s format while slowing the eye to linger on texture and temperature. Negative space breathes around objects, so a single crisp packet floats like a religious relic against an expansive sky.

Recent series Nature’s Alchemy, available through The Rose Gallery, explores the strange chemistry between litter and landscape, transforming discarded cans and wet cardboard into glowing artefacts. Each piece is finished with a high-gloss resin coat that reflects the viewer, implicating us in the scene.

Whether painting a flooded allotment or a fox silhouetted against sodium streetlight, Herring captures the fragile moment when the ordinary becomes quietly miraculous, reminding us that beauty thrives in the overlooked corners of daily life.

The Real Hackney Dave 'The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea' Print Available

Artist: The Real Hackney Dave
Title: Ibiza Is Always A Good Idea
Medium: Framed One Color on Giclee Print
Size: Framed 41 x 33 Inches
Edition: 195
Price: $2,350

The Real Hackney Dave is the flamboyant working alias of Dave Buonaguidi, a British artist whose career began in the high pressure world of advertising and mutated into a love affair with print, paint and public space. Born in 1967 and raised in Peterborough, he studied graphic design at Camberwell College of Arts, then spent two decades as an award-winning creative director at London agency St Luke’s. 

Working from a light filled studio in Margate, Buonaguidi builds textured surfaces by pushing acrylic and aerosol through coarse linen mesh, then attacks the results with sandpaper, wire brushes and even power hoses. The process reveals ghost images beneath the surface, creating works that feel both weather beaten and freshly born. His palette leans toward maritime blues, sunbleached reds and storm cloud greys, colours that echo the Kent coastline outside his window.

Typography plays a central role. Snippets of overheard conversation, half-remembered song lyrics and advertising slogans appear in bold, distressed letterforms that float across the canvas like fragments of urban noise. Recent series feature vintage postcards of British seaside towns, overprinted with urgent questions about identity, belonging and the passage of time.

Commercial clients including Nike, Levi’s and the BBC have commissioned his distinctive style, yet Buonaguidi remains committed to independent projects. He co-founded the print studio and gallery St Jude’s, championing other artists who share his belief in raw, imperfect beauty. Workshops and talks allow him to spread the gospel of creative risk, encouraging participants to embrace mistakes as portals to originality.

Whether printing on salvaged wood, hand torn paper or sections of old sailcloth, Buonaguidi treats every surface as a conversation between intention and chance. The result is work that feels alive, honest and unafraid to show its scars.

David Buonaguidi 'Ibiza Is Always A Good Idea' Print Available

Artist: David Buonaguidi
Title: Ibiza Is Always A Good Idea
Medium: Glitter Layer on Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 66 cm
Edition: 28
Price: €400

 

David Buonaguidi is a British artist and printmaker who has turned the happy accident into a personal philosophy. Born in 1967 and raised in Peterborough, he studied graphic design at Camberwell College of Arts before spending two decades in advertising, eventually becoming creative director at St Luke’s in London. A spell of burnout led him to screen printing, where he discovered that mis-registered layers, drips and smudges could speak louder than polished perfection.

Working from an airy studio in Margate, Buonaguidi builds textured surfaces by pushing paint through coarse linen mesh, then attacks the results with sandpaper, wire brushes and even power hoses. The process reveals ghost images beneath the surface, creating works that feel both weathered and freshly born. His palette leans toward maritime blues, sun bleached reds and storm cloud greys, colours that echo the Kent coastline outside his window.

Typography plays a central role. Snippets of overheard conversation, half remembered song lyrics and advertising slogans appear in bold, distressed letterforms that float across the canvas like fragments of urban noise. Recent series feature vintage postcards of British seaside towns, overprinted with urgent questions about identity, belonging and the passage of time.

Commercial clients including Nike, Levi’s and the BBC have commissioned his distinctive style, yet Buonaguidi remains committed to independent projects. He co founded the print studio and gallery St Jude’s, championing other artists who share his belief in raw, imperfect beauty. Workshops and talks allow him to spread the gospel of creative risk, encouraging participants to embrace mistakes as portals to originality.

Whether printing on salvaged wood, hand torn paper or sections of old sailcloth, Buonaguidi treats every surface as a conversation between intention and chance. The result is work that feels alive, honest and unafraid to show its scars.

Amy Gardner 'Life' Print Available

Artist: Amy Gardner
Title: Life
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: (A3) 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £125

 

Amy Gardner is an Australian born, London based multimedia artist whose work bursts with bold colour and uplifting energy. Celebrating womanhood and the power of women supporting women, she draws on the hidden labour and physical movements of female experience to create pieces that feel both instinctive and rebellious. Using found images from 1950s advertising archives, she smashes idealised notions of the perfect woman, revealing how archaic stereotypes still echo in contemporary culture.

Her process is playful and non-conformist. Gardner merges lino, screen and monoprint techniques with gestural swooshes of ink, collage and photography, often employing unconventional tools like spatulas, brooms and wallpaper brushes to push paint across the surface. She deliberately mis-registers stencils and embraces imperfections, allowing each season of work to tell a different story while hinting at the subtle ways women have historically subverted their allotted roles .

Working from her home studio and communal print spaces across London, Gardner produces vibrant compositions that dance between abstraction and figuration. Her use of energetic movement, colour and flow creates uplifting images that champion uniqueness and celebrate our flaws. Her work can be found in private collections worldwide and is exhibited at galleries and international art fairs throughout the UK.

In addition to her studio practice, Gardner founded Aunt Joy Gallery, a collective of female artists aiming to improve representation of women in the art world and pave a smoother path for young female creatives. Through her art and advocacy, she continues to make a significant impact on the contemporary British art scene.

Noel Fielding 'Moon' Original Drawing Available

Artist: Noel Fielding
Title: Moon
Medium: Framed Original Drawing On Paper
Size: 35.5 x 48 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £1,000

Noel Fielding 'Goth Rainbow' Print Available

Artist: Noel Fielding
Title: Goth Rainbow
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 38 x 51 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £395

Noel Fielding stands as one of Britain’s most recognisable creative polymaths, blending fine art, comedy and rock star swagger into a singular technicolour universe. Born in Westminster in 1973 and raised among the rolling hills of Surrey, he studied at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, where he began stitching together the threads of painting, music and stand up that would define his career. Fielding first exploded into public consciousness as half of cult comedy duo The Mighty Boosh, writing and performing alongside Julian Barratt. The show’s sets, props and animated interludes bore his unmistakable visual stamp: swirling galaxies, purple skies, jazz loving gorillas and trees that dispense funk records, all rendered in bright gouache and ink. His canvases extend the same aesthetic, presenting stylised figures with elongated limbs and wide, startled eyes that float amid cosmic landscapes alive with neon flora and glittering planets.

Exhibitions at the Royal Albert Hall, Bankside Gallery and Kasbah Gallery have sold out, proving that fans of his surreal humour are equally eager to own his visual dreams. Fielding’s process is intuitive, beginning with loose doodles that evolve into layered acrylics, often finished with metallic leaf or phosphorescent paint so the work glows under gallery spotlights. Musical references permeate every piece: guitars morph into snakes, drums become moons, and lyrics scrawl across skies like secret messages to the viewer. Whether painting a portrait of a fictional moon queen or designing a limited edition vinyl sleeve for Kasabian, he approaches each project with the same playful curiosity, inviting audiences to step through the canvas and into a world where laughter, colour and imagination reign supreme.

Danielle Lee 'Roland Sardines' Print Available

Artist: Danielle Lee
Title: Roland Sardines
Medium: 3 Color Block Print
Size: 6 x 4 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $45

Danielle Lee is a New Jersey artist who paints moments of quiet wonder hidden inside everyday suburbia. Working from a sunlit corner of her Edison home, she layers soft acrylic glazes and delicate ink lines to create gentle scenes where backyard sparrows become muses and spilled coffee suggests galaxies. Her Etsy storefront, danielleleeart, doubles as an open studio: original six inch panels, hand pulled mini prints and downloadable colouring pages sit side by side, inviting collectors of every budget to take home a piece of her contemplative world.

Lee studied graphic design at Rutgers, but found her true voice after the birth of her second child, when long stroller walks revealed beauty in cracked sidewalks and rain soaked mailboxes. She began documenting these tiny marvels in sketchbooks, then translated them into paintings alive with muted turquoise, dusty rose and the occasional metallic flash that mimics light on wet pavement. Each piece is finished with subtle graphite scribbles, a nod to childhood diary entries and the unfinished thoughts that accompany motherhood.

Her series Suburban Constellations maps neighbourhood sprinkler arcs across indigo night skies, while Kitchen Cosmos turns overripe bananas into swirling nebulae, reminding viewers that awe is always within arm’s reach. Commissions have personalised everything from wedding vows hidden among tree branches to beloved pets reimagined as Renaissance cherubs, all rendered with the same tender attention.

Her love of block prints and found household items has translated into a wonderful series of everyday items eternalized. When she is not painting, Lee teaches local workshops that encourage participants to trade perfectionism for curiosity, proving that creativity can thrive between laundry cycles and school pick up lines. Through every small canvas she offers a gentle promise: look closer, breathe deeper, and the ordinary will sparkle.

Jboy 'The Thinker' HPM Available

Artist: JBoy
Title: The Thinker
Medium: Handpainted Multiple on Canvas
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Edition: 25
Price: £1,200

  

JBoy is the working name of an anonymous London visual artist who weaponizes dry British humour against the polished spectacle of contemporary life. Preferring to let the idea, not immaculate technique, carry the weight, he draws with charcoal, pencil and acrylic, keeping most pieces black and white so a single jolt of colour can punch the viewer straight to the punch-line. Influenced by Gary Larson’s sideways wit and Guy Billout’s crisp surrealism, he crafts visual one-liners: a masked commuter reads “How to Breathe” upside down, a pensioner hoovers up autumn leaves that reappear as thought bubbles, a coffee cup wears a halo to ask who we really worship each morning.

He drifted into the urban art scene “by mistake” and now treats the city as an open notebook, pasting fly-posters or painting small murals that reward the observant walker. Studio days begin only “when my brain decides to co-operate,” yet this loose schedule yields sharp social commentary delivered with a deadpan shrug. Editions drop unannounced online and usually sell out within hours; buyers receive scruffy perfection rather than polished blandness, a deliberate stance against the Instagram era of flawless surfaces.

Anonymity is practical, not mysterious “I care about what I make, not who I am” allowing the work to circulate without celebrity baggage. Whether skewering consumer culture, political absurdity or everyday anxiety, JBoy’s art lands like a whispered joke across a crowded Tube carriage: quick, clever, slightly guilty, and impossible to forget once the penny drops.

Mike Egan 'Angels Will Visit' Print Available

Artist: Mike Egan
Title: Angels Will Visit
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 10 x 10 Inches
Edition: 25
Price: $80

 

*halloween wouldn't be halloween without a piece of art from Mike Egan

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Mike Egan is an American painter whose bright, graphic works turn mortality into carnival. Born near Pittsburgh in 1977, he grew up copying Guns N’ Roses covers and skateboard art, then earned a BFA in printmaking from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, learning wood-cut boldness from German Expressionists and José Guadalupe Posada. After college he worked at an airport, but the events of 9/11 pushed him toward funeral directing; for five years he served as an embalmer, spending long on-call nights alone in a Reading, PA apartment where he first painted skeletons and devils to stay sane.

Egan fuses that experience with mexican influenced folk, tattoo and religious iconography, laying down crisp black lines and flat, saturated acrylics on smooth Ampersand basswood panels. Coffins, sacred hearts, grinning cats and cartoon demons glow in hot pinks, oranges and toxic greens that lure viewers before darker themes surface. He calls the approach “contemporary folk,” celebrating death rather than mourning it, and insists bright palettes make macabre subjects feel playful and welcoming.

Since his 2006 debut in a Pittsburgh group show he has mounted more than twenty solo exhibitions, from Copro Gallery in Los Angeles to Tasmania’s Penny Contemporary, and released toys, apparel and the 2024 monograph A Life of Death Paintings. A 2025 museum retrospective at the McDonough Museum of Art cements his leap from mortuary back room to blue-chip walls, proving that a brush, a bag of homemade stencils and gallows humor can transform endings into irresistible eye candy.