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‘Bridget Flight of Fantasy’ is a Giclée Print by contemporary artist Dirty Hans. Printed onto Fine Art Paper, the print is from a limited edition of 195 and is signed and numbered by the artist.
I have a highly creative mind that is always over-flowing with ideas and I enjoy the way that digital art allows me to rapidly explore these. It may take a few months to complete a fully finessed digital composition, with my prolonged editing process, working on different projects at any one time.
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Born and raised in Liverpool, Dirty Hans is a self-taught painter and illustrator who finds inspiration in pop culture and the Urban Art movement. Drawing on 1950s culture movies, pulp literature, comic books and classic movies, Dirty Hans’ art is a playful take on pop culture icons and superheroes such as Marilyn Monroe, Clint Eastwood and Spiderman.
Born and raised in Liverpool, Dirty Hans is a self-taught painter and illustrator who finds inspiration in pop culture and the Urban Art movement. Drawing on 1950s culture movies, pulp literature, comic books and classic movies, Dirty Hans’ art is a playful take on pop culture icons and superheroes such as Marilyn Monroe, Clint Eastwood and Spiderman.
Dirty Hans began painting as a child on anything they could find, from Etch-A-Sketch to ceral boxes. This counteracted their self-confessed hyperactive tendencies, as they found the practice calming. As an adult, Dirty Hans travelled extensively throughout Europe before settling in Antwerp, Belgium for 7 years. Whilst living there the artist refined their style, drawing inspiration from the likes of Henri Tolouse-Latrec and Roy Lichtenstein. During times of experimentation, Dirty Hans' artworks have taken up to two months to complete. Dirty Hans has exhibited work worldwide in cities including Paris, Berlin, Miami, Antwerp, and extensively across the UK.
We love how Dirty Hans likes to play homage to pillars of pop culture through their art, creating digital collages that are littered with visual easter eggs that pay tribute to each individual subject. Drawing inspiration from 50's films, comic books and magazines, Dirty Hans flips these on their head, repurposing these vintage characters and giving them a new lease of life. Never one to shy away from detail, the artist packs a plethora of references into each composition; with Dirty Hans, more is certainly more.
