
Announcement
2021 Calendars are now in stock. They are at the start ofmy listings on page 1.
If you want to see other work on my website, Instagram and other places go to www.davidseedfineart.co.uk
Announcement
2021 Calendars are now in stock. They are at the start ofmy listings on page 1.
If you want to see other work on my website, Instagram and other places go to www.davidseedfineart.co.uk
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Alexandria on 31 Jan, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGetting this mailed was a difficult trick, but the shop owner was incredibly kind and willing to work with me. I’m incredibly thankful and my friend loved the gift!
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Louise on 05 Oct, 2019
5 out of 5 starsIntense ink print. Looks, and feels high quality, almost like the original drawing. I was drawn to this whilst buying one of David's Morrigan drawings, and glad I did. Not sure where I am going to place her yet but it's going to be somewhere where it will be seen by everyone (unlike the Morrigan print which will be placed in a dedicated private space). I can see this picture being a conversation piece.
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Sylvi on 05 Sep, 2019
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful Art, very happy with the print.
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Andy on 15 Apr, 2019
5 out of 5 starsA superb addition to my corvid themed art collection. I can highly recommended. Thanks again!
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swlgbizniz on 27 Nov, 2018
5 out of 5 starsDaveSeedFineArt was fantastic to speak with and he accommodated my shipping requests. The Hyena is a wonderful little art piece and I'm excited about having it on my wall. Terrific experience all around.
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Eileen on 13 Oct, 2018
5 out of 5 starsWonderful work of art to honor an amazing Warrior Queen. Great shop and shop owner!!!Highly recommend.
About DavidSeedFineArt
Painter chippy metalbasher poet
I'm an artist/craftsman living and working in Gloucester in the UK. I went to art school thirty odd years ago, but at the time I never did any painting.
After foundation, where I mainly did photography, print making, and ceramics, I got myself onto a contemporary crafts course. I specialised in metalwork (blacksmithing and non-ferrous metal smithing) although I also worked in ceramics, textiles and wood. On graduating, my first jobs were furniture factory assembly work interspersed with periods of unemployment, then display and exhibition work.
I talked my way into as many life-classes as I could for a couple of years and drew all the time. I then started volunteering at a local community arts project which eventually led to a career in social care.
It was a great job for a long long time, and for a number of years I also taught life classes.
I qualified as a social worker, but as I got into social-care management, I no longer did much in the way of drawing or sculpting, although I did a lot in the way of restoring our old house, and creating a garden. Apart from a few stabs at painting in the nineties, I didn’t really put brush to canvas at all until 2012.
Eventually I resigned from my job and went self-employed. Almost straight away I started painting and drawing again. I really wanted to get back to the way I felt about art that I had done as a kid, where I just enjoyed it for its own sake and hadn’t worried about whether or not it was contemporary or fashionable.
Four years down the line, I now make my bread and butter living doing bespoke carpentry and paint on a regular basis in my studio. When not doing this, I build musical instruments and bread ovens, write and play the ukulele (badly).
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