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'Classic Richt Russian Doll print. Back from the dead with a new suit of colours fresher than a water melon in a waterfall. Limited to 35 prints, signed and numbered by the artist. She’s back but she’s not hanging around long. Produced for Richt’s upcoming show in Barcelona with Danny Wainwright. June 2011. Based on the two pieces which graced the doors of Bristol’s workshop gallery on Park row. Here’s the technical bit High White Smooth 315gsm 100% Cotton Rag, pH neutral, Acid Free art paper. High quality Giclee print which is colour fast for 100+ years. If you live longer than 100 years I will replace it for no extra charge should it fade. 594 x 420 mm You can click the photo or the link below to access the shop
Antlers Gallery say:'Antlers presents Mr Mead’s ‘Dark Suits’ launching Friday 8th April in Quakers Frairs, Cabot Circus.
Mr Mead has produced a new edition of playing cards, with each card in the pack adorned with one of his ‘Bio-mechanical anthropomorphic’ characters. The characters are grouped by family into the four suits, Birds adopt the Hearts, Horned Beasts the Diamonds, Cats the Spades and Foxes the Clubs.
The cards will be launched amoung a series of Mr Mead’s new limited edition prints as well as original drawings of selected dark suit cards. Also on show will be a selection of limited edition prints by other Antlers artists.
The first 100 packs of cards will be signed and are available to buy at £15.
To pre-order your pack of cards email jack@antlersgallery.com
launch: Friday 8th April 2011, 6 pm – 9 pm.
9th April - 23rd April. 11 am – 7 pm daily.
4 Quakers Friars, Cabot Circus Bristol, BS1 3BU
'Mr Mead is a Bristol based artist / illustrator who admires the surreal and otherworldly sides of art. Mead hand draws all of his work with fine liner pens and / or dip pen and Indian ink then modifies the work for prints digitally.Mead’s terror and intrigue for animals dressed as humans stems from his memories of Reginald Mills’ 1976 ballet film, “The Tales of Beatrix Potter”. Deciding to embrace his fear Mead has recently found a passion for more the traditional artistic techniques and has developed his ink based style to create dark inhuman characters blending the animal, human and mechanic, a super species he nicknames ‘British Bio-Mechanical Anthropomorphism’.
As well as his anthropomorphism fear Mead’s work is also inspired by Dr Seuss, Koji Morimoto, Tim Burton, H.R Giger, Francisco Goya, Nate Frizzel, Beth Carter, Tim Lane, Remi Wyart and Shaun Tan to name but a few.
Mr Mead has also recently been interview by international art commentators Coates and Scarry. Click here to read the Interview.





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