Berkhamstead School for my friend Robert 2019
The infamous proroguing of Parliament took place in the late summer / early autumn of 2019 when the Artist, Steve Good was enjoying working with a new digital printing technique and an expert friend who sells the £250,000 printers needed to achieve the effects. Internationally famous Artist Jeffrey Kroll was also working with the same printer and the ability to manipulate the textures and impasto effect is truly outstanding and mind opening.
This scene was inspired by the Artist's good friend and supporter (who had been forced to take some time of work) the Hon. Robert Courts MP and Barrister, who was educated at Berhamstead School which is one of the UK's Premiere Public Schools, although some would perhaps say not on a complete par with Harrow (and Eaton or Westminster).
Anyway, our 'Harrovian Hippy' artist Steve Good is enjoying being creative working with all the various possibilitis that DigtOils seem to offer, of which this is but one more example.It is early days as yet, so we will have to wait and see what comes of it all, but you can be one of the first to start collecting this modern evolving format art technique.
After each canvass is mniplulated on the massive digital printer each canvass is passed back to the artist to be hand embelished with additional paint and other effects and materials before being given a final hand applied protective coat of varnish. Then the finished canvas is hand numbered on the rear, signed and certified as an original Steve Good DigitOil.
Size is 20cm x 30cm streched canvas
Please allow 14 to 21 days for hand embelishment and delivery
