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Nov272025

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.