Crash
Medium
Limited edition digital illustration.
Available Sizes
Approximately A4 and A3.
Materials
Printed on high-quality fine art paper.
Time
Approximately 5 hours.
The story behind the piece…
Crash began as one of a collection of eight digital illustrations inspired by the movement and energy of the Cornish coastline.
Built from layered ocean tones and expressive textures, the piece captures the split second where the sea meets the shore with force before dissolving back into calm.
Each print is individually signed and numbered and is accompanied by the poem that inspired its creation, allowing the words and artwork to be experienced together.
Although created digitally, every illustration begins in exactly the same way as my original paintings: as a journal entry, a poem, or a fleeting observation gathered whilst exploring Cornwall.
Crash is available in a limited number of prints in two sizes. 🤍
Purchasing my art: how it works
If this piece feels like it belongs in your home, I’d love to hear from you.
Complete the enquiry form below, sharing what drew you to the artwork and what you feel it’s worth. I personally read every enquiry, not simply based on the offer, but on the connection you have with the piece.
If it feels like the right fit, I’ll be in touch to arrange payment, discuss framing if you’d like it, and organise collection or carefully packaged delivery.
I hope every painting finds the home it was always meant for.
Finding the right home
Rather than displaying a fixed price, I’d love each of my original paintings to find the person they truly resonate with.
To help you understand the work, I’ve shared the materials used, the time invested and the story behind the piece. Whilst many artists use the dimensions of a painting as one factor when calculating value, I believe the connection someone feels to a piece is just as important.
If Aerial Harmony feels like it belongs in your home, I’d love to hear what drew you to it, along with what you feel it’s worth.
If this piece has found you at the right time, I’d love to hear its story from your perspective too.