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Drawn to the genre of Hyperrealism, Adrian’s work mimicks the digital imagery of photography. However, upon closer inspection, it is revealed that the original works surpass the flatness of plane associated with a photograph. Through a carefully controlled blending of subtle background abstractions, the main focal subject is prominently staged, thereby creating a Hyperreality. Adjustments are considered and made at all levels during the painting process in order to create the most convincing life-like interpretation of the original source.

Awards

  • Commended - BBC ‘ Wildlife Artist of the Year’ 2009
  • Overall Winner - Wildscape ‘Wildlife Artist of the Year’ 2004
  • Shortlisted - Daily Mail ‘Not the Turner Prize’ 2003
  • Shortlisted - Daily Mail ‘Not the Turner Prize’ 2004
  • Category Winner - Paws (Paint a Wildlife Subject’) 2001
  • Category Winner - Paws (Paint a Wildlife Subject’) 2002

    • Clients

    RSPB. BTO. Daryl Davies Fine Art. Harper Collins. Birdwatch Magazine. Plus One Gallery London, UK and John Noott Gallery, Broadway, Worcs, UK