All images © Mark Powell, shared with permission
From playing cards and posters to envelopes and postcards scrawled with notes, the untraditional canvases holding ’s artworks are tapestries of memories and experiences past. The Brighton-based artist () sutures scraps of vintage ephemera and draws in ballpoint pen, rendering intimate portraits, birds, and scenes brimming with emotion in realistic detail. Some of his most recent works include monochromatic etchings that capture a heron’s fine, wispy feathers and a diptych of hands, two softly grasping a tulip and another wrapped taught in a rope.
Powell shares glimpses into his process and studio on , and you can find originals and prints in .
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