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Love Is A Game – Original Artwork

By Adam Bartlett

A fun ongoing series exploring themes within pop art. This piece features an orange cheetah in profile against a blue background, hand-painted using acrylic and spray paint. Mixed media on...

A fun ongoing series exploring themes within pop art. This piece features an orange cheetah in profile against a blue background, hand-painted using acrylic and spray paint. Mixed media on panel, framed and ready to hang in a purple-painted tray frame, as pictured.

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Frame Size: 900 x 670 |
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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Adam Bartlett

Adam Bartlett started on a new series of paintings in 2015, a theme was appearing, tigers and plants we’re consistent features and the name ‘Tigers Of The Universe’ came into being. The universe being the perfect expanse in which the plants, pots and tigers explore each other, often through vague notions of living rooms that disappear into the forest.

The works are a combination of acrylic, enamel, spray paint and emulsion onto paper and board, carefully building in layers using an array of brushes and rollers. I enjoy the contrast and try to combine illustration with abstract texture and fragments of graphic geometrics.