Punk Girl Anthology 56

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Love your use of colour!

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Thu 14 Dec 17:10:37

I remember those days very well. Imagine seeing a friend turn up for school with Pea green hair for the first time. You have captured that metamorphosis perfectly. If it is for sale, I would like to know what medium you have used and the support. great work.

Posted by Nick Kane on Thu 14 Dec 23:45:14

Fabulous image.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Fri 15 Dec 12:40:50

Great image - with attitude.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Fri 15 Dec 13:46:43

This piece is for sale, Acrylic on canvas , conventional mounting onto mount board, comes fully framed with plain Black Frame.

Posted by Dave Bryant on Fri 15 Dec 15:42:58

Hang on Studio Wall

14/12/2023

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In the 1970s, many teenagers underwent a metamorphosis, transforming from “good girl” to “punk girl”, this transformation was both physical and cultural. Hair went from sleek and styled to spiked and dyed. Clothing changed from “tame” to clothes with attitude, a look that encapsulates the rebellious spirit of youth and its power to push boundaries.

For Sale

Price: £300

Picture Size: 30 x 30 cm

About the Artist

Dave Bryant

I make my art from a unique vantage point, I’m profoundly colour blind. You see brown, I see red, you see blue, I see grey. My work can largely be a pallet of happy accidents, I spent twenty years teaching art to people with visual impairment so I have learned to adapt to my…

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