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Rik Barwick Studio
Namaste - Original lino print by Rik Barwick
Namaste - Original lino print by Rik Barwick
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"Namaste" by Rik Barwick, printed in Gold on either black or indigo paper
I created this as I wanted to thank all the people around me for their support and encouragement. This print is a visual representation of my gratitude to you, my friends, family and teachers.
It makes a perfect gift for mother’s day or a treat to yourself for that boost we all need occasionally.
Namaste
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FRAMING OPTIONS
Prints can be framed in either black or white wood frames which together with the white mount compliment the monochrome tone of the print.
The frames are glazed using shatterproof ultra-clear Perspex/ styrene sheet in place of glass. The Perspex/ styrene is just as clear as glass if not even clearer. This is extremely lightweight and safe especially for use in kid’s rooms, play areas, offices, club’s restaurants, cafes etc.
The smaller frames come with a stand at the back but also has the option to be hung from a central point. They look great on their own or as I prefer them as a set.
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BESPOKE GIFT WRAPPING
I'm no expert in wrapping presents - but my wife is! We offer a gift-wrapping service with my own bespoke wrapping paper and gift tags. We can even write a short message for lucky recipient the personal touch.
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MEET THE ARTIST
Rik Barwick - Artist & Design proudly based on a hill in Hartest, Suffolk
When I was a kid the best part of any school project was the cover. I'd pour hours into cutting, sticking and experimenting with type. I didn't know it at the time but the weird passion I had as a kid was the early foundations for what would become part of my life's work.
I studied Graphic Design at West Suffolk College and then at The Surrey Institute of Art & Design (Now The UCA, Epsom). I fell in love in combining traditional design theory with modern practices.
Over lockdown I grew in confidence in calling myself an artist as well as a designer. I have started selling original work from my home studio in Hartest, Suffolk. There's something about the relief printing process that appeals to the weird kid in me again. Printmaking sits between design and fine art which is a great place to be. Every print is different and holds its own beauty so there's a real sense of anticipation every time I reveal a print from my press. It's very addictive!
Now I design brands, websites and everything in-between for clients of all shapes and sizes and I’m now on a mission to bring more art into my work.
I have been working as a designer for 20 years but I've been creative since I was 3 years old.
I created this as I wanted to thank all the people around me for their support and encouragement. This print is a visual representation of my gratitude to you, my friends, family and teachers.
It makes a perfect gift for mother’s day or a treat to yourself for that boost we all need occasionally.
Namaste
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FRAMING OPTIONS
Prints can be framed in either black or white wood frames which together with the white mount compliment the monochrome tone of the print.
The frames are glazed using shatterproof ultra-clear Perspex/ styrene sheet in place of glass. The Perspex/ styrene is just as clear as glass if not even clearer. This is extremely lightweight and safe especially for use in kid’s rooms, play areas, offices, club’s restaurants, cafes etc.
The smaller frames come with a stand at the back but also has the option to be hung from a central point. They look great on their own or as I prefer them as a set.
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BESPOKE GIFT WRAPPING
I'm no expert in wrapping presents - but my wife is! We offer a gift-wrapping service with my own bespoke wrapping paper and gift tags. We can even write a short message for lucky recipient the personal touch.
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MEET THE ARTIST
Rik Barwick - Artist & Design proudly based on a hill in Hartest, Suffolk
When I was a kid the best part of any school project was the cover. I'd pour hours into cutting, sticking and experimenting with type. I didn't know it at the time but the weird passion I had as a kid was the early foundations for what would become part of my life's work.
I studied Graphic Design at West Suffolk College and then at The Surrey Institute of Art & Design (Now The UCA, Epsom). I fell in love in combining traditional design theory with modern practices.
Over lockdown I grew in confidence in calling myself an artist as well as a designer. I have started selling original work from my home studio in Hartest, Suffolk. There's something about the relief printing process that appeals to the weird kid in me again. Printmaking sits between design and fine art which is a great place to be. Every print is different and holds its own beauty so there's a real sense of anticipation every time I reveal a print from my press. It's very addictive!
Now I design brands, websites and everything in-between for clients of all shapes and sizes and I’m now on a mission to bring more art into my work.
I have been working as a designer for 20 years but I've been creative since I was 3 years old.
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