Arrabella is a Vegan Gyotaku print on 370gsm lambeth cartridge paper by Rhys Brown. This print is from a limited edition of 10, and is signed and numbered by the artist.
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ARTIST STORY
Rhys Brown is a London based creative that uses his work to harvest happiness from within the feeling of nostalgia and youth. Rhys is known for his relief style squashed plush prints from childhood favourites and oversized huge teddy bear paintings that are reminiscent of Yves Klein’s Anthropometries works. The nature of his works are produced in a way that makes every print unique from the body movement to the amount of ink applied in a specific area.
Rhys Brown is a London based creative that uses his work to harvest happiness from within the feeling of nostalgia and youth. Rhys is known for his relief style squashed plush prints from childhood favourites and oversized huge teddy bear paintings that are reminiscent of Yves Klein’s Anthropometries works. The nature of his works are produced in a way that makes every print unique from the body movement to the amount of ink applied in a specific area.
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Rhys Brown's practice turns the traditional Japanese Gyotaku printing technique to somewhat less traditional subjects: soft toys. The output of this extremely technically challenging process is this pair of nostalgic and uplifting prints that will bring joy to any collector. Here, we chat with Rhys about his artistic journey, influences, and his exclusive new prints for artrepublic, Jaxson and Little Jaxson. AR: What was the driving force behind you wanting to become an artist? The very first squash print I made was back in 2012 at uni, all because I didn’t want to do metal etching. So I ended up squashing a bear in a 200 ...
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