Are you looking to add something unique to your collection? Click here to message me and we'll let you know what's currently available.

I sometimes accept commissions when I have free time from gallery work and other projects. Whether you're interested in a customised version of an older piece or a completely new creation, you can click here to contact me and I'll be happy to chat.

All works are made using the highest quality archival materials and come tray framed free of charge.

An Archival Pigment Print, or Giclée (pronounced ‘Zhee-Clay’), is a museum-quality reproduction of a work of art using a fancy printer and archival pigmented inks. If you're looking for a high-quality piece of art that will last a lifetime and won't break the bank, a Giclée is the way to go.

A screenprint on the other hand is a form of creative wizardry used to transfer a design onto a surface such as paper or fabric. It involves manually pushing ink through a mesh screen using a squeegee. The screen acts as a stencil, placing the ink only where it's supposed to go. The colors used in screenprinting are meticulously mixed by hand and applied to the artwork one at a time, creating a final product that is vibrant and multi-layered.

Serigraphs (screenprinted artworks), are considered unique and original works because they're created manually. Meaning each print is one-of-a-kind, making them highly desirable among collectors.

Screenprinting has been used for centuries, but it reached new heights in the 1960s with the emergence of Pop Art. Artists like Andy Warhol introduced a more polished and sophisticated technique to screenprinting not seen before. Nice one Andy!

You can choose either print process and be confident that you will receive a stunning piece of art made with museum-quality archival materials by the most skilled creative magicians in the industry.

I pack and send all orders personally using high-quality acid-free materials and sent in thick postal tubes.

The Classic Collection offers prints in standard sizes, making it easy and affordable to frame them with off-the-shelf frames.

If you wanted to go the extra mile and give your prints some serious loving, find a respectable framer who will handle your art like your firstborn using only archival materials.

Framing your print behind UV-protective glass, you can ensure that it will last a lifetime while retaining its colour and vibrancy. Consider using non-reflective glass for a sleek finish that resembles the absence of glass, while still providing some UV protection. The amount will vary from brand to brand.

Please allow 2-5 business days for me to pack and send your order. All orders are sent via Royal Mail using a fully tracked and insured service typically taking 2-5 days worldwide. Expect a few extra days for Australia, NZ and remote areas.For full shipping info please click here.

Yes, I ship all over this great big world of ours. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout.

Your order may be subject to customs delays and import fees depending on your country. 

If you're not totally smitten with your new art, I offer a 30-day return policy for items in their original condition and packaging. You will be responsible for any costs and custom charges involved in the returning of an item you're unsatisfied with.

Damaged or defective items will be replaced at no cost.

EU customers have a 14-day cooling-off period. Refunds will be issued within 10 business days of approval.

For full returns details click here.

Please allow 2-5 business days for us to pack and send your order.

All orders are sent via Royal Mail using a fully tracked and insured service typically taking 2-5 days worldwide. Expect a few extra days for Australia, NZ and remote areas.For full shipping info please click here.

It's OK, breathe, I've got you. Contact me immediately with photos of the damage so I can get you sorted.

Customs clearance charges and fees may be payable on goods entering the destination country from the UK. This now includes the EU. These depend on the contents’ value and are payable by the person receiving the goods.

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