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Aurora is a giclée print printed with the finest archival UltraChrome HDX ten-colour pigment ink on Hahnemühle 'Baryta' 315 gsm 100% cotton paper with an embossed chop by Dan Stirling. The truest replica of the original drawing has been achieved using multi-shot capture technology, the camera takes 6 shots to deliver spectacular detail and uncompromised colour and quality. The latest Epson printer technology is used to produce the finest archival ‘UltraChrome’ pigment based ink. From a limited edition of 100, this piece is individually signed and numbered by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Dan says of this piece: 'The first of three works - The beauty of nature as it is and as it will become. The story begins and unfolds, as it will... join that journey.'
Generally, when I'm paying attention, I find the world and life itself to be an infinite source of inspiration. Therefore, the ideas are continual, my priority as an artist is to distill the thoughts into something tangible.
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Giclée print printed with the finest archival UltraChrome HDX ten-colour pigment ink on Hahnemühle 'Baryta' 315 gsm 100% cotton paper
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist On Hahnemühle 'Baryta' 315 gsm 100% cotton paper
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Dan is a contemporary artist working primarily in oil painting and pencil drawing from his home in Gloucestershire. Inspired by the technical precision of Renaissance art, Dan employs painstaking attention to detail in order to create striking compositions.
Dan is a contemporary artist working primarily in oil painting and pencil drawing from his home in Gloucestershire. Inspired by the technical precision of Renaissance art, Dan employs painstaking attention to detail in order to create striking compositions.
We love his innovative and modern take on traditional Still Life painting that is remarkably fresh. Dan’s hyper-realistic paintings are meticulous in their detail; a constant reminder of the fleeting nature of mass-produced consumerist objects. Dan has worked with commercial clients such as John Lob and is one of our favourite artists to follow on Instagram because of his constant flow of engaging content. Many of his drawings and paintings take many months to complete, which is a testament to his artistic focus and diligence. We've been working with Dan Stirling since 2021.
We love Dan's innovative and modern take on traditional Still Life painting. Dan’s hyper-realistic paintings are meticulous in their detail; a constant reminder of the fleeting nature of mass-produced consumerist objects. His fresh and contemporary compositions are intriguing, engaging and unique. Dan is not afraid to take a traditional art form and leave his mark on it, adding further layers of cultural commentary to enhance the meaning of his still life paintings.
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Dan Stirling intends to captivate the viewer with the precision and detail of his artworks. He certainly succeeds, and the surreal, emotional concepts that he also addresses are made believable by the realism of their depiction. We were lucky enough to ask Dan what inspires his art, and the processes and techniques behind them. How has your fascination with classical Renaissance artists influenced your art? I’m obsessed with technique, the magic behind the look. Visiting the National Gallery and analysing the sense of naturalism achieved by the old masters was hugely formative, especially considering the limited materials and resources they had to work with. Technically, my still-life works ...
