A curated series · Birmingham
Five visual languages.
One collection.
Original artwork shaped by architecture, landscape, form, texture and type.
The collection
Five distinctive art directions
Collection index
Graphic architectural studies of Birmingham
Civic Modern
Birmingham, redrawn in bold architectural form.
Familiar landmarks are reinterpreted through bold geometry, flattened perspective and a restrained palette of burnt orange, cream, deep teal and olive.
- Local
- Architectural
- Graphic
- Confident
Atmospheric watercolour-inspired landscapes
Quiet Horizons
Landscapes softened into atmosphere and stillness.
Mountains, forests and water settle into layers of mist, wash and pale mineral colour—calm compositions designed to create atmosphere without dominating a space.
- Calm
- Atmospheric
- Natural
- Restorative
Mid-century geometric botanical compositions
Form & Flora
Botanical forms, warm geometry and quiet balance.
Botanical silhouettes, vessels, suns, arches and waves are reduced to simple forms in a warm, lightly weathered palette with a welcoming folk-modern character.
- Warm
- Geometric
- Botanical
- Mid-century
Layered organic abstractions
Fluid Strata
Layered colour shaped by movement and terrain.
Sweeping contours move like stone, water and topographic terrain. Sculptural relief, soft transitions and changing colourways give each piece a tactile sense of depth.
- Abstract
- Tactile
- Layered
- Contemporary
Typographic collages of Birmingham
Second City Press
Birmingham in type, texture and print.
Architecture and civic identity are assembled through oversized type, cropped imagery, halftone texture and print ephemera with punchy editorial energy.
- Urban
- Typographic
- Editorial
- Energetic