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Fist Bump (pair) is a ready-to-hang sculpture of a pair of Acrylic paint and household artworks on 15mm thick machine cut medium density fibreboard by Nick Chaffe. This piece is from a limited edition of 25 and is signed by the artist. As this artwork is hand-painted, each piece is unique.
I've always been interested in art and design and been encouraged to pursue it. As a kid I was fascinated how such colourful artworks were put onto skateboards and stickers. I loved all the skate magazines, with the energising imagery, colours and patterns.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Acrylic paint and spray paint on 15mm thick machinecut medium density fibreboard
Size: Signed by the artist If you would like this artwork with a bespoke frame, please contact us for more details and we will be happy to help.
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Nick Chaffe is a graphic artist based in Manchester, UK. Nick's distinctive illustrative style transforms everyday objects into striking, expressive three-dimensional artworks that are full of fun.
Nick Chaffe is a graphic artist based in Manchester, UK. Nick's distinctive illustrative style transforms everyday objects into striking, expressive three-dimensional artworks that are full of fun.
Nick's graphic art practice was developed in the 1980's, when his love for skateboarding introduced him to the colourful art of skate culture. Influenced by contemporary music and culture, his bold style with bright colours and clean lines fuses together symbolic objects to create new meanings. This visual collision has taken many forms and has recently taken the form of limited edition sculptural pieces to be displayed in combinations or stand alone. Nick has previously exhibited in London, Stockholm and New York.
