Easyart has been a beloved go-to for statement artworks for many years, but recently bid farewell to its title to rediscover its roots as King & McGaw. Founded in the Eighties by Gyr King, this small printing business in Brighton has since become the UK’s leading art publisher, before merging with Easyart.com in 2011. This year however, it’s decided to bring the brands together under one name, and chosen King & McGaw to help reflect its British heritage and carry it forward into the future! With that in mind, take a look at our round-up of four of the best pieces on offer:
Rorschach 1984 (Special Edition), from £130, Andy Warhol range, King & McGaw
For a hint of glamour, try this special edition art print from the Andy Warhol range
Made using giclée, this glamorous pattern is printed on a heavy weight paper for a luxurious, textured effect. If you prefer something with a little less va-va-voom, then check out the corresponding selection of black Rorschach prints in sultry black hues.
Indigo Rock 5, from £14.95, Jen Garrido range, King & McGaw
For a softer approach to statement art, try the Indigo Rocks range by Jen Garrido. This abstract floral print is the perfect way to make a subtle impact, and comes in a range of soft palettes; from inky blue to warm peach tones, the classic designs are ideal for art newbies.
Le Petit Echo de la Mode no. 35 (limited edition), from £595, Hormzad Narielwalla range, King & McGaw
This impressive investment piece is made from French domestic tailoring patterns. Layers of life-sized templates have been artfully compiled to create an entire woman’s garment on just one sheet of paper. Available in bold blue, striking red, eye-popping orange or gentle green, it would be perfectly at home hanging in a sewing room.
Trace Encounters of the Deferred Kind I, from £295; Three Prostrations and Nine Kowtows, from £120; both limited editions, Wilma Stone range, King & McGaw
These pretty inkjet prints comprise of a striking collage of faces, hands and points of interest, for a thought-provoking assembly in moody blue tones. Pop in a white frame for a simple but effective focal point.
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