Don't Be A Dick - Blue is a hand pulled screen print on 330gsm GF Smith Smooth White paper by Hannah Carvell. This is a ten layer print, with every colour using one screen which is hand-lined up and pulled making each print a unique piece of art. From an edition of 20, this print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Hand-pulled screen print
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Hannah is a contemporary artist living and working in Bedford. From her home studio, Hannah creates bright and colourful prints that refuse to be ignored. Hannah’s bold colour palette and her love for neon pink can light up any room; her prints are a true delight to the eye.
Hannah is a contemporary artist living and working in Bedford. From her home studio, Hannah creates bright and colourful prints that refuse to be ignored. Hannah’s bold colour palette and her love for neon pink can light up any room; her prints are a true delight to the eye.
Animals are a big inspiration for Hannah, particularly her own dachshund Minnie Moomin. We love how Hannah combines this with her fondness for all things kitsch and camp, resulting in a fun fusion of influences that never fail to make you smile. Hannah is a Fine Art Painting Graduate but she didn’t pursue a career in the arts straight out of university. Instead, Hannah kickstarted a career in retail and Fashion PR but became disillusioned with her office job. The artist says: “it was only when I had my son and we left London that I really took stock and realised I missed art and wanted my own business to fit around being a mum to my two children”. Hannah then set up her own print studio from her home and used her self-taught screen printing skills to create her joyful artworks. After being selected for Print Club London’s 2018 exhibition Blisters, she launched her own collection and the rest is history! We have been working with Hannah Carvell since 2021.
We love how Hannah finds joy in animals, and transfers this love into her works. Animals are a big inspiration for Hannah, particularly her own dachshund Minnie Moomin. She successfully combines this with her fondness for all things kitsch and camp, resulting in a fun fusion of influences that never fail to make you smile. Her bright illustrative style is sleek and contemporary; her bold artworks can add character and personality to any space.
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We sat down with printmaker Hannah Carvell to chat about how she juggles being a mum and full time artist, her studio rituals and her advice for female artists. AR: How has your work been shaped by your own experiences as a female artist? HC: For sure my biggest challenge as a female artist is that being a mum pulls you in so many different directions. Keeping focus and in the right headspace can be tricky. Even now, my daughter keeps popping into the studio to borrow pots of glitter and ask for paints! And when they are at school ...
