From a limited edition of just 30, Donald (Pink Stripe) is a playful twist on the iconic cartoon character Donald Duck. Created in Carl Stimpson’s signature style, the work is a hand-pulled two-layer screenprint on smooth fine art paper and has been signed and numbered by the artist.
I have always been more interested in past art trends and techniques. I’m probably about fifty years behind at this point.
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Donald (Pink Stripe) is a playful tribute to one of Disney’s most beloved characters. Following the artist Carl Stimpson’s fascination with popular culture, the artwork is produced using simplified black outlines, which simplify the iconic figure and give Donald a contemporary twist.
We love how this artwork is produced in Carl’s unique and paired-back style. The artwork features Carl’s signature slash of colour, which runs across the image and obscures Donald's face. This striking use of colour makes the artwork an ideal statement piece, which could be used to add humour to a plain wall or empty space.
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Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Carl Stimpson is a British painter and printmaker. Born and raised in Kidderminster, West Midlands, Stimpson now lives and works in North London. For over a decade, Stimpson’s practice has drawn on a variety of sources in the development of both its form and content – namely the ‘ligne claire’ style, late‐twentieth‐century popular music and the trademarks of well‐known industrial brands.
Carl Stimpson is a British painter and printmaker. Born and raised in Kidderminster, West Midlands, Stimpson now lives and works in North London. For over a decade, Stimpson’s practice has drawn on a variety of sources in the development of both its form and content – namely the ‘ligne claire’ style, late‐twentieth‐century popular music and the trademarks of well‐known industrial brands.
We love how Carl takes nostalgic imagery and gives it a contemporary twist. Taking inspiration from the iconic imagery of the 20th century, Carl leaves his own Pop Art-inspired mark on these well loved characters. From Tintin to Daffy Duck and Archie Comics, Carl gives new life to these vintage comic book characters. We admire how Carl uses bold accents of colour in his artworks to draw in the eye. This is a coherent motif that is present in Carl's large catalogue of artworks. Stimpson continues to feature in solo and group exhibitions across the UK. However you can also view his work around the streets of London and sometimes further afield.
We love how Carl takes nostalgic imagery and gives it a contemporary twist. Taking inspiration from the iconic imagery of the 20th century, Carl leaves his own Pop Art-inspired mark on these well loved characters. From Tintin to Daffy Duck and Archie Comics, Carl gives new life to these vintage comic book characters. We admire how Carl uses bold accents of colour in his artworks to draw in the eye. This is a coherent motif that is present in Carl's large catalogue of artworks.
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We have a chat with the newest artist to join Art Republic, the wonderful Carl Stimpson. AR: Do you keep tabs on art trends or are you all about doing your own thing? Not that I’m conscious of, if anything I have always been more interested in past art trends and techniques. I’m probably about fifty years behind at this point. AR: What/who are your biggest influences? Artists or otherwise 20th century popular culture, popular music, company branding, European comics. AR: What did it feel like when you sold your first artwork? It was f***ing amazing. Aside from the financial ...
