The Artwork of Jason Duckmanton
All of my digital limited edition prints have now been reduced to only £15 per print with FREE SHIPPING to the UK. Click here to visit my shop page and pick up a cracking deal of some of my older artworks, which were printed digitally (before I moved over to Giclée prints).
I have also reduced all of my higher quality Giclée prints on both 350gsm and 250gsm watercolour stock! So now is a great time to pick up some more affordable limited edition prints of my work:)
Huge collection of all my artwork currently on display in Stamford on Ironmongers Street! I guess this is my first solo exhibition in Stamford:) Check it out while you can! Special thanks to Sam Roddan and artpopup.co.uk for putting this all together.
Limited edition prints available now from Art in The Heart! You can also buy online here: https://www.artintheheart.co.uk/marketplace/product/in-love-and-death/
Just in time for Valentines Day:)
New prints for “Who are you?” – digital illustration. Limited edition run of 50!
Originally created as part of my 2015 solo show One for Sorrow, which included 2 Alice in Wonderland inspired pieces to mark it’s 150 year anniversary. This newly created digital version has been released as limited edition print.
This year I will taking part in the ‘Ophelia Exhibition’ organised by Peterborough Artists’ Open Studios and Art in the Heart.
The exhibition runs from Saturday 25th June to Sunday 10th July at Art in the Heart (Bridge Street gallery) alongside a corresponding exhibition at the Peterborough City Gallery. It will showcase 26 commissioned pieces all responding to the character of Ophelia from Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
My piece (below) depicts a scene of serenity in Ophelia’s last moments as she lets go of her earthly possessions and sinks into the shallow water. The rising water represents the overwhelming sadness she is filled with following the death of her father and Hamlet’s rejection. In this moment she choses to give up, accepting her fate so that she may finally be at peace.
Thank you to all who came out to see my first solo exhibition One for Sorrow, the turnout was great!
Photo by Sue Shields
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