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Marcia on 02 Jul, 2022
5 out of 5 starsAmazing and utterly compelling, this print can only be the best thing on your wall. EXCEPT if you have the original....take a look at Dave Seed's work, and see for yourself.
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Laura on 30 Jun, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThis print is absolutely stunning. It arrived really quickly after ordering, and the print is of really high quality. I would highly recommend Buying from David!
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James Johnson on 28 Jun, 2022
5 out of 5 starsQuick and fast!!!!! will buy from them again. Thanks!
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James Johnson on 28 Jun, 2022
5 out of 5 starsQuick and fast!!!!! will buy from them again. Thanks!
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Shelley on 17 Mar, 2022
5 out of 5 starsEven more beautiful in real life than on the website - thank you!
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Marcia on 08 Mar, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBrilliant paper, perfect reproduction, going to look for a fabulous frame that I will severely modify to fit with the mood of the piece. I've already found a raven feather for it! Popped up the very same day!
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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