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Duotone terrace — saffron brief on the left, garden-folded ledger on the right.
î6" x 4" unframed
Stipple is when small dots
This unframed limited edition 11" x 14" features Paul McCartney performing Yesterday in 1976 during his first world tour after leaving the Beatles
It was also used by the Hall on their billboards and web site (appearing on the front page from 2016 to 2019)
going to the printers this week and will be available by the end of this month
The Jam - Michael Keirstead Photograph||James Fortune î6" x 4" unframedCanadian artist Michael Keirstead used a pen and ink stipple technique, often called pointillism to create The Jam. Stipple is when small dots, rather than lines or strokes, are grouped together to create shading and form. The farther apart the dots are, the lighter the tones; the closer together the dots are, the darker the tones. The technique allows drawings of an almost photographic quality to be executed. This piece took the artist 5 years to