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Exclusive to Art Republic and from a limited edition of 50, Party Night is an artwork by Newton Davey. The work consists of 3 screen-printed layers with a 4th screen-printed layer of adhesive and is hand-finished with Gold Foil. Each work is signed and numbered by the artist.
My favourite colour is EVERY COLOUR. I guess rainbow colours take me back to that simpler time of being a child with little to no worries.
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Party Night is a bright, playful artwork by Newton Davey. Combining cartoon imagery with bright typography, this artwork is a celebration of late nights spent partying with friends and dancing in the moonlight. We love how Newton adorns the moon with a party hat and star-shaped glasses, making it appear as if the planet itself is joining in the celebrations.
The contrast between the black background of this artwork and the neon colours of its typography means that this is a fun, statement piece for any home. The use of gold foil adds extra impact and makes this artwork eye-catching for any viewer.
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Screen and giclée print with spot varnishes and diamond dust, with hand torn edges on minuet paper
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Newton Davey, also known as David Newton, is a London-based illustrator, screen printer and picture book maker. The celebration of colour and form is at the heart of the artist’s artworks, regardless of whether they are clashing or not. Newton Davey’s process begins with observational drawings out and about in North London, finding inspiration and stories within the bustling scenes of street life.
Newton Davey, also known as David Newton, is a London-based illustrator, screen printer and picture book maker. The celebration of colour and form is at the heart of the artist’s artworks, regardless of whether they are clashing or not. Newton Davey’s process begins with observational drawings out and about in North London, finding inspiration and stories within the bustling scenes of street life.
We love how Newton Davey embraces clashing colours and the small mistakes that come with making screen prints. The artist says of embracing imperfection: “I love getting my hands dirty in the studio making beautiful mistakes. To me, screen printing is an art form, and I celebrate all the pinholes, mis-registration, crossover of colours, splodges, bleeds and streaks.” Newton Davey has been working in the publishing industry for 17 years, surrounded by his biggest inspiration: books. He is also a graduate of the Cambridge School of Art and member of Print Club, London. The artist has been outspoken about his love for art and books, saying that his “happy place is where words and images collide, I celebrate this in my storytelling and printmaking”.
We love how Newton Davey embraces clashing colours and the small mistakes that come with making screen prints. The artist says of these imperfections: "To me, screen printing is an art form, and I celebrate all the pinholes, mis-registration, crossover of colours, splodges, bleeds and streaks.”
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New to the Art Republic community, Newton Davey and his artwork is sure to make an impression. We sat down with the artist to talk what inspires him, how his ideas develop and his new exclusive release with Art Republic. AR: When did you realise you wanted to become an artist? NEWTON DAVEY: I've always been a loner and late-night scribbler, doodling my way through life... AR: What is the lasting impression you want to leave on the viewers of your work? NEWTON DAVEY: Happiness, joy and positive thinking. A smile a day is good for you! Newton Davey in the ...
