A kestrel hangs almost motionless above the rough grass, perfectly focused on something hidden below. Beautiful, precise and slightly menacing, it is one of those familiar countryside sights that still makes you stop and look.
Psycho Killer began with a photograph taken while walking with Vera, my German Shepherd, and was carefully developed into a unique, one-of-one artwork. It forms part of the Wild Teesdale collection, inspired by the birds, animals and uncompromising landscape of the Durham countryside.
The artwork is presented in a solid light-oak frame with rounded corners, a crisp white mount and real glass. It comes ready to hang, with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a personal note telling the story behind the piece.
One walk. One artwork. No editions.
One-of-one original artwork
Photograph developed into artwork
Wild Teesdale collection
Solid light-oak A4 frame
White mount with an approximately 13.9 × 20 cm aperture
Real glass
Ready to hang
Certificate of Authenticity included
Created in Yorkshire
A kestrel hangs almost motionless above the rough grass, perfectly focused on something hidden below. Beautiful, precise and slightly menacing, it is one of those familiar countryside sights that still makes you stop and look.
Psycho Killer began with a photograph taken while walking with Vera, my German Shepherd, and was carefully developed into a unique, one-of-one artwork. It forms part of the Wild Teesdale collection, inspired by the birds, animals and uncompromising landscape of the Durham countryside.
The artwork is presented in a solid light-oak frame with rounded corners, a crisp white mount and real glass. It comes ready to hang, with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a personal note telling the story behind the piece.
One walk. One artwork. No editions.
One-of-one original artwork
Photograph developed into artwork
Wild Teesdale collection
Solid light-oak A4 frame
White mount with an approximately 13.9 × 20 cm aperture
Real glass
Ready to hang
Certificate of Authenticity included
Created in Yorkshire