Canvas Artwork for the Rose Villa Tavern

Posted on July 7th, 2011 in the Projects category

After the success of the Gilbert & Sullivan illustration back in April – I was stoked to be teaming up with Interior Design firm, Davindi again to create another illustration for a venue refurbishment. This time, the comission was for the Rose Villa Tavern in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.

I was asked to commission something a bit different to my usual work – a blossom tree illustration with a folk art twist. The illustration was to be stretched over back-lit canvases and then placed around the bar facia area, with a real branch affixed to the right hand side for lanterns to hang from.

Once again, Davindi had transformed the illustration into a stunning light feature, which acted as one of the focal points for the new folk-art look and feel of the refurbishment.

The comission was an enjoyable one and the feedback it’s received has been better than I could have imagined. It was fun to draw something a bit different and I do hope I can team up with the very creative Davindi again soon.

To see the new refurbishment for yourself — pop into the Rose Villa Tavern for a drink this weekend!

Photography courtesy of Davindi


sunny

July 8th, 2011 at 1:28 am

wow, what a beautiful project!
it must be wonderful to seeing one’s own art work in that scale!<3


Mourad

July 10th, 2011 at 1:39 pm

Your work is genious and ilustrative in harmonical beauty. Proud to see others like and appreciate yor work.


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