Fine Art – Innova Art

Alan Smith Page

Kirsty-Anne Ward — Wed, 06 Jan 2016 17:17:16 +0000

Alan Smith Page is a Newcastle based fine artist. Much of Alan’s artistic experience was forged whilst working for many years in a commercial environment as Head of Advertising and Graphic Design at Newcastle College.

“Although I am interested in a variety of subjects such as landscape, still life and the human form, my fascination with street life and the urban landscape is a major focal point. I simply love painting and drawing the everyday activity of people in the city; crowded streets, markets and people shopping. I find constant inspiration from this subject.”

Alan insists on using Innova textured Fine art paper for his Limited Edition prints because they are acid and lignin free and give a tactile feel which enhances his prints. “My customers are looking for my prints to last and with Innova and quality inks, I can be confident that they will last over 100 years without fading.”

You can view his work via his website or by appointment at Studio 13, The Biscuit Factory in Newcastle. Why not contact Alan’s agent – Dennis Anderson Freephone 0800 0146164 for more details http://www.bridekirkfineart.co.uk/artist/alan-smith-page-artist

Alan takes commissions for one-off originals, if you have a specific location or place in mind.

Visit www.alansmithpage.co.uk email hello@alansmithpage.co.uk Freephone 0800 0146164

RYCA

Kirsty-Anne Ward — Fri, 15 Aug 2014 12:12:34 +0000

A talented artist working in a variety of different mediums, RYCA (aka Ryan Callanan) uses Innova Art papers as the base for a lot of his printed works. He then works over these giclée prints using screen printing and other embellishment techniques.

For more information about RYCA, and to see a wider selection of his work visit rcalla.otherpeoplespixels.com or www.ryancallanan.com

Jodi Phillips

Kirsty-Anne Ward — Fri, 15 Aug 2014 13:09:02 +0000

Jodi Phillips produces works of art, inspired by mood and created with passion, heavily textured or totally smooth, with a rich metallic touch. Works are available as originals (from stock or commission), hand embellished limited edition giclée prints and open edition prints, on paper, canvas, silk and ceramic. Jodi studied graphic design at Watford College and worked in graphics for 12 years. In 1997 she began to explore the freedom of expression in abstract painting. Since then Jodi has established as an artist in both the trade and public fine art market, as well as working with companies to increase knowledge of modern day giclée printing. All originals and prints are created by Jodi Phillips in her studio, to the best of her ability and using best quality materials. Giclée reproduction prints are produced in house with the latest digital printing equipment, lightfast inks and the finest quality papers and canvas.

www.jodiphillips.com

Keith Drury

Kirsty-Anne Ward — Fri, 15 Aug 2014 11:57:20 +0000

In 2009, Keith’s first year of professional art, he was awarded a coveted government public commission to create a large scale artwork in oils for Belfast City Hall to interpret the history of the city. This artwork is now on permanent public display in the City Hall. Other artworks included a commission to paint Péle which was presented to him in 2010.

However driven to always try and push the boundaries of art, in 2011 Keith began experimenting with new styles of art and this led to the highly coloured ‘When I Dream’ series. These pieces are produced by the painstaking method of 3D sculpting of models on a computer starting with only a primitive piece of virtual clay and by pushing and pulling the clay into a recognisable shape. The models are then coloured and finally arranged into one artwork scene. Whether it be a car, a person, a building, an animal or even land and sea, each is modeled using the same time consuming technique of modeling. By 2013 these new artworks had been noticed to the extent that Keith’s work was being published in London, used by Games companies and other large UK businesses. His colourful ‘When I Dream’ series of artworks have been commissioned by private individuals and large UK wide institutions and have appeared in galleries, private homes, corporate spaces, trade shows and on the sides of buses! His latest commissions are destined for places as far off as Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Paris.

Keith believes that each print should have an immediate impact by an intoxicating use of light, colour and detail and each finished piece is a complex arrangement of various locations and iconic buildings all brought together harmoniously onto one canvas. For this reason it is particularly useful for industry seeking to communicate a message in a visually orientated world and for private individuals seeking to record their life story or that of their family and friends. Commissions can be moderate changes to existing images or completely new creations and so there is something to suit every price range.

Giclée reproduction prints and one off originals are produced in house at Keith’s Studio employing the latest digital printing equipment, lightfast inks and, of course, high quality Innova papers which allow for full colour saturation.

To see more visit www.keithdruryart.com