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Yellow Submarine is a hand-embellished giclée print by Linda Charles. From a limited edition of 45, this piece is signed and numbered by the artist in pencil.
As long as I can remember I have always had a creative streak; drawing and designing from a very early age.
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Giclée print
Size: Image size: 46 x 64cm Signed and numbered by the artist
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Linda Charles is a Hertfordshire-based artist with a career spanning 25 years. Linda is constantly developing new ideas and has produced abstract and design works as well as artworks that fuse the abstract with real-life imagery. Having trained in textiles and fashion at Herriot Watt University in Scotland, her background remains evident in the artworks she produces today, from the heavy textures to combinations of media that include gold and silver leaf.
Linda Charles is a Hertfordshire-based artist with a career spanning 25 years. Linda is constantly developing new ideas and has produced abstract and design works as well as artworks that fuse the abstract with real-life imagery. Having trained in textiles and fashion at Herriot Watt University in Scotland, her background remains evident in the artworks she produces today, from the heavy textures to combinations of media that include gold and silver leaf.
In her popular Pulp re-imagined artworks, Linda combines her love for the imagery of pulp paperback books from the 1940s to 1960s with a back catalogue of famous hits, artists, and lyrics. Inspired by the discovery of vintage books in her attic, Linda’s fusion of elements of classic songs and artists with the look and feel of old paperback books reveals Linda’s painterly skills and the importance of music to her artistic practice. We love how Linda juxtaposes familiar lyrics and phrases with vintage imagery, creating new meanings, stories, and personalities for the characters she has plucked from the past. Linda describes how the idea of her collages came to her: 'The first one I came across featured a stunning woman running from a pair of headlights following her in a remote area - Immediately ‘Born to Run’ by Bruce Springsteen played in my head and the concept was born! I have so much fun with these collections because they combine the two artistic concepts of audio and visual. I’ve received so many lovely comments from all walks of life, whether that be from famous songwriters to future brides or just pure music lovers and art collectors.’
