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Laser Maiden by Not Now Nancy is a dramatic 3 layer screenprint from an edition of just 20 which is set around the portrait of a woman, whose body has become a tumbling cliff, where help is at hand between 3 soldiers...whilst the fourth man takes cover under the cliff edge. Around her head are birds and flowers, which sit next to one of the soldiers...and the piece is created in the artist's signature style.
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ARTIST STORY
Not Now Nancy is a printmaker and designer who works from her studio in Bromley, London. Her highly detailed works are deeply inspired by the fragility of nature and the nostalgia of bygone times. The artist seamlessly blends this with iconic symbols of pop culture, creating a harmonious interaction between vintage motifs and modern subject matter.
Not Now Nancy is a printmaker and designer who works from her studio in Bromley, London. Her highly detailed works are deeply inspired by the fragility of nature and the nostalgia of bygone times. The artist seamlessly blends this with iconic symbols of pop culture, creating a harmonious interaction between vintage motifs and modern subject matter.
It is easy to get lost exploring their imagery, the meticulously intricate detail and the considered use of colour and foils within each Not Now Nancy composition. We love the harmonious blending of antique illustration with contemporary trends and cultural references to create a dichotomy of ideas and aesthetics. Not Now Nancy’s background is heavily design-focused, and the artist initially worked in graphics, later expanding their artistic practice into screen printing. Many of their works are completed with a stunning hand finish. We’ve been working with Not Now Nancy since 2016.
We love the harmonious blending of antique illustration in Not Now Nancy's artwork. The blending of contemporary trends and cultural references create a dichotomy of ideas and aesthetics that is completely unique. It is easy to get lost exploring their imagery, the intricate detail and the considered use of colour and foils within each Not Now Nancy composition. Each composition is engaging and meticulous; you could start at Not Now Nancy's artwork for hours and still spot new details.
