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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
"Ewe Turn"
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
Year : 2024
Canvas size : 50cm x 50cm (approx. 20” x 20") on gallery stretched canvas
All paintings are signed, dated, and comes with Certificate of Authenticity to verify its originality and uniqueness.
If you have any other questions about this work, please message me.
Mervyn is a Yorkshire based artist who uses his canvas to share the free-spirited, joyful side of life. His whimsical and quirky paintings… of sheep, each tells a stand-alone story inspired by clever wordplay. Mervyn’s ideas are mostly influenced through pop culture with echoes of his cheeky persona. Rather than taking a serious approach to art, Mervyn prefers to make humour the focus and delivers that through comical interpretations of sheep in the funniest of situations.
Medium : Acrylic on canvas
Year : 2024
Canvas size : 50cm x 50cm (approx. 20” x 20") on gallery stretched canvas
All paintings are signed, dated, and comes with Certificate of Authenticity to verify its originality and uniqueness.
If you have any other questions about this work, please message me.
Mervyn is a Yorkshire based artist who uses his canvas to share the free-spirited, joyful side of life. His whimsical and quirky paintings… of sheep, each tells a stand-alone story inspired by clever wordplay. Mervyn’s ideas are mostly influenced through pop culture with echoes of his cheeky persona. Rather than taking a serious approach to art, Mervyn prefers to make humour the focus and delivers that through comical interpretations of sheep in the funniest of situations.
Mervyn Tay
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
Mervyn Tay is an emerging British painter with national exposure. A self-taught artist, he uses his canvases to transmit a free-spirited, joyful energy that results from his whimsical, quirky painting style. Inspired by witty word play and cheeky pop culture references, he portrays flocks of sheep in curious environments and humorous situations, achieving an overall aesthetic full of spunk and surprise.