Oli Fowler 'Fuck Yeah' Print Available

Artist: Oli Fowler
Title: Fuck Yeah
Medium: Hand Pulled 3 Layer Flouro Screen Print
Size: (A1) 59.4 x 84.1 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £200

Oli Fowler is a London based contemporary artist who has built a reputation for bold, layered screen prints that merge graphic design energy with fine art experimentation. Raised in the quiet village of Kimpton, Hertfordshire, he moved to the city in 1999 to study fashion at Central Saint Martins, but quickly gravitated toward printmaking, drawn to the immediacy of ink pulled through mesh and the happy accidents that occur when colours overlap.

Working from a Dalston studio, Fowler begins each piece with photographs of mundane objects, tin foil sculptures and rough paper collages, assembling these fragments into what he calls a “collage scrapbook style”. The resulting compositions are scanned, simplified and translated into hand cut stencils, allowing him to build complex abstract fields from solid spot colours, gritty textures and crisp black outlines. Recent editions such as BrexitWrecksIt2 layer political satire beneath neon pink ink, proving that tight graphic precision can still carry a mischievous punch.

Edition sizes remain small, often fewer than fifty, and each sheet is pulled on recycled paper that bears the subtle tooth of traditional printmaking stock. The tactile surface invites close inspection, revealing tiny registration shifts and ink splatters that Fowler refuses to tidy, arguing that these marks record the moment of creation.

When he is not printing, Fowler teaches screen printing workshops and collaborates with local musicians, translating gig posters into limited art objects that fans can take home. Through every layer of colour he celebrates the city that shaped him, offering viewers a vibrant map of London’s restless creative spirit.

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.