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From the studio of Emily Hancock Art
Burley, Hampshire UK

Hi there 

Thank you for stopping by!

I'm offering you one of my gallery quality 8 inch art print for FREE (Yes, really).  

There are 6 different prints to choose from, each printed on stunning german etched fine art paper. These are for sale through the studio for £95 each. I know I sound crazy but hear me out. I'm embarking on this adventure to get my art into your homes and hearts because the pandemic has been hard for everyone, and I'd like to get back into the swing of things by sharing my creativity and positivity with you. 

Then on a more selfish note, I want my art in the hands of as many people as possible. This helps people know about me and my work and spreads the message of positivity. I know I will reach people I haven't connected with before and this brings great joy to me. You may even come back, visit my studio or look up the website and order yourself an original piece. 

Below you'll see the 6 different prints available in this Homeward Collection I created during lockdown. All I ask is that you cover the postage and packing charge so that my print arrives in great condition. 

Please note that this IS NOT a subscription offer. No recurring payments will be taken. Rest assured the payment you make is the only payment for this offer and it simply covers the cost of postage and packaging.

The P&P is £9.95 and includes Royal Mail Insurance. 

Here are the next steps: 

1. Scroll down to pick your favourite print 

2. Choose the size (you can get a larger version if you would like to) 

3. Fill out the order form 

4. Receive your new piece of artwork within the next 14 days

If you have any questions please send me an email on info@emilyhancock.co.uk.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and I can't wait to see the piece you choose for your home. 

Emily x

Whats Included:

  • ​Free: 8 inch  fine art print
  • Choose: From the Homeward Collection (6 available)
  • Print: Hand picked german etching paper
  • Upgrade: you will have the option to upgrade your size
  • P&P: £9.95 covers all postage, packaging and insurance 

ABOUT THE HOMEWARD COLLECTION

Sometimes, you can find the most concrete of emotional reactions in the most abstract of pieces – and this collection has been born out of a time of intense introspection.

The Homeward series was conceived of during Britain's long lockdown periods. Under strict orders to stay in their local area, and without the ability to interact freely with others, many people found that their world had become considerably smaller. But it was in this diminished world that home was found.

Homeward draws inspiration from the kaleidoscope of colours and textures present in the flora of the New Forest. From the russet reds of tree bark to the dusky blues and purples of spring's woodland flowers, each of the cast of characters of a life in lockdown gets its chance to take centre stage, intermingling with textured elements and multi-layered media.

Inspired by the broad and bold output of the abstract expressionists, Homeward is a journey through a small world writ large, told through the emotional evolution of a life under restrictions.
I live in the New Forest, an area in southern England which has one of the largest remaining tracts of unenclosed pastureland, heathland, and forest, and where wild horses still roam free. I am thankful for this ever-evolving environment that feeds my creative mind on a daily basis. Nature’s influence impacts the way I work and the images I produce, bringing me a sense of freedom and curiosity that I use to create new work.

I express layers in my work, using multiple layers of photographs and mixed media techniques – such as encaustic wax – to create images that have depth and texture. 

The Impressionist period, where artists translated emotions into images and deliberately painted with a lack of detail, is a huge influence on my work. So is abstract expressionism, where the intention was creating pieces that provoke an emotional response from the viewer. I use these ideas and techniques in my own work, deliberately focusing on the broad details and emotions of the scene.

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