Following their launch at the HIVE in Worcester in 2018, Jilly’s Pop Art inspired works, using clean bold lines and vibrant contrasting and tonal colours, have proved to be extremely popular, with an ever growing national and international collector base.
To create these incredible works, the watercolour line drawing is completely redrawn again by hand, simplifying and exaggerating the lines form. The work is then divided into three sections, the lines of the subject, the subject interior and the subject exterior. Each of these elements are then coloured, then scanned digitally. Each colour combination, produced in registered and logged, so that each work is unique and no two works are the same or reproduced.
These artworks are best seen on large canvasses centerpiece, feature wall artwork or as smaller multiples.
For more information or to find out which artworks are available, please contact Jilly directly on +44(0) 7879 347 007 or jilly@architecturalimpressions.com
![Worcester Cathedral Green](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/worcester-cathedral-green.jpg?w=1086)
![New Street Vivid](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/new-street-vivid.jpg?w=1086)
![Croome Gate](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/croome-gate.jpg?w=1086)
![Empire State Mono](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/11/empire-state-mono.jpg?w=1086)
![Cathedral Lime & Blue A0](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/cathedral-lime-blue-a0.jpg?w=1086)
![Big Ben B&W Mono A1](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/big-ben-bw-mono-a1.jpg?w=1086)
![Tower Bridge Mauve & Green A1](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/tower-bridge-mauve-green-a1.jpg?w=1086)
![Big Ben Duo RWB A1](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/big-ben-duo-rwb-a1.jpg?w=1086)
![Cathedral 2 Tone Turquoise](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/cathedral-2-tone-turquoise.jpg?w=1086)
![St.Pauls Turquoise & Cerise](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/st-pauls-turquoise-cerise.jpg?w=1086)
![Big Ben Pink & LIme A1](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/big-ben-pink-lime-a1.jpg?w=1086)
![Cathedral Cerise A0](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/cathedral-cerise-a0.jpg?w=1086)
![Cathedral 9 Panal - Che](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/cathedral-9-panal-che.jpg?w=1086)
![Mrs G 2](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/mrs-g-2.jpg?w=1086)
![mann hifi wall](https://architecturalimpressions.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/mann-hifi-wall.jpg?w=1086)
Below are examples (using the Worcester Cathedral) of one, two and three colour ways.
1 Colour White Lines
The line colour is already set to brilliant bold white and you can choose from a vast selection of vivid background colours.
Put several together for an even greater effect.
2 Colour Multi Lines
Where the line colour and the background can be chosen.
3 Colour Multi Lines
These samples happen to use white for all the line colour just to give you an idea of the contrasts that can be made.
You can choose line, background and subject interior colour to create a totally unique artwork.
Andy Warhol Inspired
A sample of colour ways inspired and based on Andy Warhol’s nine panel work.
Warhol’s Che Guevara nine panel inspired vivid cathedral