Teller of Unpopular Truths, Mr.Pink

Teller of Unpopular Truths, Mr.PinkInject some retro cool into your scheme with this artwork by Uk Artist Mr. Pink His original acrylic artworks and reimagined pulp with thought provoking captions are highly relatable and are sure to steal your attention. Mr Pink creates completely original pieces and striking limited edition prints by transforming vintage imagery relegated to the past and bringing them back to life with acrylics and captions which are emotional, flamboyant, and often

Inject some retro cool into your scheme with this artwork by Uk Artist Mr.Pink

His original acrylic artworks and reimagined pulp with thought-provoking captions are highly relatable and are sure to steal your attention.

Mr Pink creates completely original pieces and striking limited edition prints by transforming vintage imagery relegated to the past and bringing them back to life with acrylics and captions which are emotional, flamboyant, and often sarcastic.

Mr Pink has worked with some of the world’s largest brands in fashion, film, sport, and entertainment and already has several celebrity clients.

Presented in a satin black, deep rebate Italian frame which brings a 3D feel and gives the artwork centre-piece presence in your scheme. 

• Size H 80cm x W 60cm
• Signed, Numbered and Limited to 195 worldwide copies
• Hand made in the UK
• Custom Sizing - Contact us to discuss
• Giclee printed for superfine quality

In his own words:

‘I take inspiration from everyday life and 1950’s pulp art, I have thousands of books. 

I am fascinated by nostalgia and the past, so much so that my daily driver is a 1973 VW camper van. 

The idea for a piece can come from a conversation, one I have been part of, or overheard, a piece of music, an image, fashion, a quote, or even a news story. 

I begin by sketching a rough concept, at this stage I am thinking colour, emotion, and impact. 

My pieces centred on a hero image, I create original acrylic artwork on canvas, and combine this with vintage imagery using collage, and mixed media. 

I am fascinated by making each piece look vintage, creating the wear and tear of decades of handling. 

I want my work to be instantly relatable to viewers, as if they are viewing something that hits the nail on the head, and has them thinking that’s so me!

I began creating my first collection in 2009, and look forward to sharing my work with a new audience.’