Eelus 'Weight Of Choice' Print Available

Artist: Eelus
Title: Weight Of Choice
Medium: Varnished Giclee Print
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Edition: 35
Prices: £200

 

Eelus is the professional alias of Lee Pennington, a self taught British artist born in Wigan in 1979 who helped shape the early UK street art scene. He began selling hand drawn Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles posters to classmates at age nine, an enterprise that funded extra chocolate bars and foreshadowed a lifelong obsession with accessible art. After moving to London in the early 2000s he adopted the moniker Eelus, a shortening of “Eel Boy,” a nickname given by an ex girlfriend who thought his tall, goth like silhouette resembled the slippery creature.

Working exclusively with hand cut stencils and aerosol, he creates high impact images that merge stark monochrome figures with sudden eruptions of candy colour, suggesting the perpetual tension between light and dark while celebrating the resilience of the human spirit. His breakthrough piece, a young girl walking a Star Wars AT-AT on a leash, appeared on East End walls and sold out as a limited print through Banksy’s Pictures on Walls label, catapulting Eelus into the international spotlight and becoming an icon of the burgeoning movement.

Invitations followed to paint at Banksy’s Cans Festival and to exhibit alongside Shepard Fairey and D*Face, yet Pennington has remained grounded, relocating to Brighton where the sea breeze informs quieter, more introspective works. Recent murals feature spectral silhouettes dissolving into prismatic rainbows, and gallery canvases layer gold leaf over pitch black forms, proving that even after two decades his visual language continues to evolve while retaining its signature optimism. Whether printing on paper, painting on brick or installing translucent sculptures in abandoned chapels, Eelus offers the same promise: beauty can bloom anywhere darkness tries to take root.

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.

Maxine Gregson 'Checkmate' Print Available

Artist: Maxine Gregson
Title: Checkmate
Medium: 6 Color Screen Print
Size: 70 x 50 cm
Edition: 100
Price: £187

Maxine Gregson is a London based artist and printmaker whose vibrant work fuses typography, architecture and photographic collage into what critics call “nostalgic futurism”. Born and raised in the United Kingdom, she trained as a graphic designer during the early days of digital agencies, a background that honed her love of grid structures, clean vectors and bold colour . Working primarily through hand pulled screen prints, she layers vintage postcards, magazine clippings and her own photographs to build luminous, semi abstract landscapes that feel both retro and otherworldly.

Her process begins with hours spent trawling online auctions for mid century travel ephemera, selecting images that carry a whiff of lost optimism. These finds are scanned, cropped and recombined with geometric shapes, sweeping gradients and blocks of text that often read as cryptic signage. The resulting compositions glow with sunset oranges, pool blues and neon pinks, suggesting desert motels, lunar swimming pools or empty cocktail lounges suspended in time . Each edition is printed in her East London studio, where she mixes translucent inks to create depth without losing the flat, poster like punch that defines her style.

Gregson has exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Tate Modern’s Dora Maar Open Call and Jealous Gallery, while commercial commissions range from album sleeves to hotel murals . When she is not printing, she mentors young designers, advocating for slower, more tactile methods in an increasingly screen based world. By merging mid century dreams with contemporary colour, Maxine Gregson invites viewers to cruise down an endless highway where memory and imagination share the driver’s seat.

Stanley Donwood 'Sol' Print Available

Artist: Stanley Donwood
Title: Sol
Medium: Deckled 10 Color Screen Print
Size: 74 x 103 cm
Edition: 66
Price: £277

   

Stanley Donwood is the professional name of British artist and writer Dan Rickwood, born in Essex in 1968. Since 1994 he has created every album cover and much of the visual identity for the band Radiohead, working side-by-side with front-man Thom Yorke in the recording studio and translating the music’s mood into dystopian landscapes, satirical maps and fractured cityscapes. His palette veers from bruised purples to warning reds, applied with knives, sticks and digital tools until the surface feels war scarred yet hypnotic.

Although no evidence links Donwood directly to Banksy as a collaborator, critics often bracket the two because both wield street art style stencils, dark humour and anti-establishment slogans. Donwood’s early paste-ups around Exeter and later graphics for Glastonbury Festival share Banksy’s tactic of hijacking public space to question power, consumerism and environmental collapse. Both artists have also guarded their private lives, letting the work speak first.

Beyond music, Donwood has exhibited worldwide, published short stories and won two Grammy Awards for album packaging. His 2025 retrospective at the Ashmolean Museum pairs paintings with Thom Yorke for the first time, cementing his status as a visual chronicler of modern anxiety. Whether on a record sleeve, city wall or gallery canvas, Stanley Donwood continues to prove that graphic urgency and poetic unease can coexist, influencing generations of image makers including the anonymous figure known as Banksy his stablemate at Pictures On Walls.

Fenn + Gorska 'New Life' Print Available

Artist: Fenn + Gorska
Title: New Life
Medium: 4 Color Screen Print
Size: 59.3 x 74.4 cm
Edition: 10
Price: £162.50

Delphine Lebourgeois 'Roar Princess' Print Available

Artist: Delphine Lebourgeois
Title: Roar Princess
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 59 x 84 cm
Edition: 35
Price: £479

Lee Wagstaff 'Terbium' Print Available

Artist: Lee Wagstaff
Title: Terbium
Medium: 1 Color Screen Print
Size: 55 x 75 cm
Edition: 30
Price: $245

Regan Boyce 'Bars' Print Available

Artist: Regan Boyce
Title: Bars
Medium: 2 Color Screen Print
Size: 29.7 x 42 cm
Edition: 10
Price: £100