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'Heart of Darkness II' is a screenprint by contemporary artist Ellie Foreman-Peck. From a limited edition of 20, this print is signed and numbered by the artist.
I found reading and writing difficult growing up, but loved storytelling and creating. I instinctively drew and painted all the time. Illustration seemed to make perfect sense as it combines narrative with imagery, and so this is what I studied at Art School.
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Three colour screenprint on munken pure rough 250gsm
Size: Hand signed and numbered
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Ellie Foreman-Peck is a visual artist and illustrator based in East London. Her practice combines visualising ideas and narratives in a variety of mediums: from expressive line work to collage and photomontage. Since graduating in 2008 she has worked for a wide range of clients including: The Economist, Pentagram, The New Yorker and The Guardian.
Ellie Foreman-Peck is a visual artist and illustrator based in East London. Her practice combines visualising ideas and narratives in a variety of mediums: from expressive line work to collage and photomontage. Since graduating in 2008 she has worked for a wide range of clients including: The Economist, Pentagram, The New Yorker and The Guardian.
Alongside commercial work she explores depicting narratives and concepts in bold prints, drawings and paintings.
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We sat down (virtually) with Ellie FP to welcome her to Art Republic and gain an insight into her and her work. AR: Describe your art style in three words. Expressive, dynamic, storytelling AR: What is your workspace set up like? I’ve created a small home studio during lockdown, inspiration stuck to the wall ahead of me and a laptop and drawing board along with light box to my left. Many plants and an easel for larger scale work. My process involves hand drawing imagery alongside collaging from painted papers or old magazines. My inspiration wall currently has the ...
