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A Dayglow Autumn in Owlers Wood

A Dayglow Autumn in Owlers Wood

Limited edition screen print of Owlers Wood, Slaithwaite. This print contributed towards me being commended in West Yorkshire Print Workshops Flourish Award for excellence in printmaking. It was also shortlisted for the .....Read more

12 Birds

12 Birds

Limited edition screen print of birds perching on telephone wires in the evening. This print is derived from a photograph I took in Cullingworth, West Yorkshire (the villaged where I grew up)...Read more

Printing at West Yorkshire Print Workshop

Printing at West Yorkshire Print Workshop

Screen printing at West Yorkshire Print Workshop, Mirfield...Read more

Screen printed Christmas cards of Pole Moor

Screen printed Christmas cards of Pole Moor

Screen printed Christmas cards of Pole Moor...Read more

Communication Ice Age

Communication Ice Age

From Dex Hannon's latest work, Chaos Agri-Culture series. This is an exploration, Analogue vs Digital. We are reaching for the future but we are stuck in the past. We strive for digital perfection but we love vinyl......Read more

Twisted Buttons

Twisted Buttons

Part of the Chaos Agri-Culture Series created May 2014 Acrylic and Molotow pen on canvas. 100cm x 50cm I wanted to capture that point we're at. As the human race. Analogue vs digital. Buttons (future) Twis.....Read more

A State of Higher Transience

A State of Higher Transience

Part of Chaos Agri-Culture Series Part of the Chaos Agri-Culture Series created August 2012 Acrylic and Molotow pen on canvas. 100cm x 50cm We are moving too fast, the rapidity of change is affecting us all. We a.....Read more

QWERTY

QWERTY

Part of the Chaos Agri-Culture Series created May 2013 Acrylic and Molotow pen on canvas. 100cm x 50cm We are reaching for the future. One foot in the past. Why QWERTY? Why indeed. The QWERTY keyboard was desi.....Read more

Flick the Switch I cant take the Chaos!

Flick the Switch I cant take the Chaos!

Part of the Chaos Agri-Culture series Acrylic and Molotow on canvas 100cm x 40cm With the future arriving too quickly we are all affected, many of us cannot take the speed of change. We all have someone in our lives.....Read more

The Facade of Humans (SOLD)

The Facade of Humans (SOLD)

Part of a series of paintings studying the qualities of memory, trying to remember abstracted parts of buildings I have seen, tiny details that make up the whole. Memory tries to recall and fails, it then adds in the det.....Read more

Memories of Tall Buildings I used to know (SOLD)

Memories of Tall Buildings I used to know (SOLD)

Part of a series of paintings studying the qualities of memory, trying to remember abstracted parts of buildings I have seen, tiny details that make up the whole. Memory tries to recall and fails, it then adds in the det.....Read more

SPINE

SPINE

Working fast and loose is dangerous. This style of painting is not about what to add, it is knowing when to stop. Using raw brush strokes overlaying them, 'alla prima', fast and working through the wet paint. trying to c.....Read more

Atomic Balance (SOLD)

Atomic Balance (SOLD)

Everything works in balance. Without balance if one idea gains too much traction it upsets the equilibrium and will cause disruptions. This painting is about finding that balance between the foreground and background, to.....Read more

Discombobulation Nation

Discombobulation Nation

Everything is falling apart. The news is fake, the pound is crashing the people don't know whats real or not anymore. We are discombobulated. Acrylic on canvas 76cm x 76cm..Read more

Cognitive Dissonance

Cognitive Dissonance

Cognitive dissonance theory suggests that we have an inner drive to hold all our attitudes and beliefs in harmony and avoid disharmony. This painting is my attempt to represent the feeling of trying to hold two or more c.....Read more

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