Paul's latest addition to his famous 'Urban Graffiti' themed prints, most likely with a graffiti adorned wall as a backdrop. Can you guess which animal will be the star of the new artwork? stay tuned to find out in in a few weeks.
So the wait is finally over and Paul revealed that the mystery animal & new addition to his ‘Urban Graffiti’ range is an Orangutan!
Sitting in front of one of Paul's graffiti strewn walls, she sits there majestically and unaware of the world's troubles, as time passes by.
As the great-ape picks up some cigarette butts, she imitates a human being and pretends to take a 'drag' and in that moment we see the futility in the habit some of have towards smoking. Perhaps a reminder from Paul, that we should be more enthused & focused on other things, such as preservation of these beautiful animals.
This female orangutan appears perfectly at ease in front of one of Paul's famous 'Urban Graffiti' walls, at peace with the slogans on the wall and more interested in picking up fag butts left on the floor.
A humorous piece in its own right but ultimately poignant, as Paul highlights the foot print human's leave behind on the natural world and how ultimately wildlife doesn't have a say in the matter.
The artist reminds us: it is our honour and privilege to live in the same world as these gear apes and it is our role to protect them and restore their environments.
Paul gives us another window into his zany imagination, with an Orangutan in front of what has become the infamous graffiti wall.
As well as highlighting the urgent need to protect our endangered species, Paul reminds us these gracious apes are beautiful and just one step away from us...with a hilarious scene of the animals taking a 'drag' of a fag!
A wonderful addition to the Paul James 'Urban Graffiti' range and brand new for Easter 2019 - this is the stunning box canvas version.
This beautiful framed box canvas is a delight to behold, for those who admire Paul James's amazing talent as a wildlife artist.
The colours on a canvas are more intense, more bold and engaging and ultimately this is the closest limited edition you can buy that represents what an original painting would look like.
Stretched onto box canvas and then professionally framed, your eyes will instantly be drawn to the magnificent of this female Orangutan!
