The perfect combination of botanical screen prints and illustration. This bold - yet elegant - energetic print will add vibrant colour to your home or office. Ben's work plays with light and shadow, and is influenced by Japanese painting styles.
Ben Rogers is a printmaker and textile designer based in London. His prints are of his original fine art pieces. He works in ink before hand screen-printing the image onto recycled paper. His aesthetic blends the methods of still life painting, screen printing and Japanese ink work to make something eye-catching and unique.
The 'Avocado artwork features the plant Persea Americana or Avocado plant in a brown, yellow and green decorative ceramic plant pot.
Materials and Dimensions
Paper is 80% recycled paper and printed with water based inks.
21cm x 29.7cm (8.3 x 11.7)
Image size: The image sits centrally with a 2-3 cm border from the edge of the paper.
Unframed but will fit the majority of high street A4 frames.
The covering film is compostable PLA.
Features
Botanical illustrated original screen print.
Perfect for a variety of occasions.
Made from recycled materials.
For plant lovers and those interested in botanical art.
Unframed.
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100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
