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‘North Bend’ (2026)
Original gel plate monotype print, acrylic paint on 180gsm paper.
Dimentions: 8×10 in (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Photographed is the famous RR Diner in North Bend, Seattle as seen in David Lynch’s series Twin Peaks. Images were taken with my Fujifilm X100 when I had to pleasure of visiting RR Diner myself earlier this year on my trip to Washington.
Shipped flat, mounted in an archival 14 × 11” window mount, ready for framing.
Every single monotype print is a one of a kind original and can not be reproduced due to the nature of the printing method. Each print is completly unique, even when created from the same image the printing process produces unique textures, marks and variations that cannot be replicated.
Made personally by hand in my art studio here in the heart of Manchester UK, every single one, hand-pulled, made with dedication and care.
All images used are original photographs taken by me. Absolutely no stock images here!
Product images are high-resolution scans of the physical artwork. Colours and tones may vary slightly from the original artwork.
‘North Bend’ (2026)
Original gel plate monotype print, acrylic paint on 180gsm paper.
Dimentions: 8×10 in (20.3 × 25.4 cm)
Photographed is the famous RR Diner in North Bend, Seattle as seen in David Lynch’s series Twin Peaks. Images were taken with my Fujifilm X100 when I had to pleasure of visiting RR Diner myself earlier this year on my trip to Washington.
Shipped flat, mounted in an archival 14 × 11” window mount, ready for framing.
Every single monotype print is a one of a kind original and can not be reproduced due to the nature of the printing method. Each print is completly unique, even when created from the same image the printing process produces unique textures, marks and variations that cannot be replicated.
Made personally by hand in my art studio here in the heart of Manchester UK, every single one, hand-pulled, made with dedication and care.
All images used are original photographs taken by me. Absolutely no stock images here!
Product images are high-resolution scans of the physical artwork. Colours and tones may vary slightly from the original artwork.