Digital on paper
Signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Blithering Blazes is my pop depiction of Alfred from the 1990s ABC children’s show Johnson and Friends. While as a child I was fearful of and couldn’t relate to this blubbering, anxious water bottle that lived under his child owners bed, it is now as an adult that I have some kind of affinity with, perhaps because I can also be a blubbering anxious mess.
As such, this artwork is a reconciliation between my childhood which featured some trauma, and my adulthood which despite this longs to go back.
Small disclaimer: I usually only print once for exclusivity, however I have chosen to print 2 of this artwork: one for myself and the other is available to purchase.
Different sizes available upon request
Upon purchase of this artwork, it will be professionally printed using archival inks and paper, ensuring a quality and statement piece for your home. My digital artworks are never reprinted, so this piece will belong to you only. This is an A1 size and is easily framed.
FAQ

What Is digital art?

Digital art is any artwork that uses or engages with digital technology as part of the creative or presentation process. It covers a wide range of techniques and formats, from digital drawings, paintings and illustration, to photos, videos and sculpture, to AI-generated art and AR art.
How are your artworks created?

I use procreate, which is a raster-based program that uses pixels to make an image. I use a digital pencil to draw and create my artworks. These images are from my own imagination and creativity. I do not use AI-generated art apps or programs, I simply choose to use a digital medium to bring my works to fruition.
Is digital art a legitimate art?

Absolutely! Digital art takes as much skill and time to master as it would any other medium. There is also the creative idea and time that the digital artist has put in to create an original artwork that is certainly seen as legitimate in the fine art world.
Is this artwork a physical product?

Yes! I send my images to a printing company who use museum grade, archival paper and inks – known as a giclee – to bring my digital artwork to life. Current printing technology means images are bright and sharp, with a large colour gamut and crisp detail.
Are these prints limited edition?

Very limited. Some digital artists choose to release editions of up to 100 of their artworks. I choose to limit mine to single editions because I value exclusivity for my customers. Once printed and signed, the image will not be printed again.
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