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Our Artists

Godmachine

Godmachine was born in Cardiff, South Wales, it was a difficult birth; his parents were in London at the time. He grew up on a steady diet of nothing, 2000AD comics, Santa Cruz skateboards and old library books of Klimt and Beardsley.

His art is born of Jim Phillips, raised by Simon Bisley and adopted by his everyday influences; film, literature and music.

He uses wacom, photoshop and coffee to achieve his detailed images that have made quite an impact on band merch, skateboards and clothing companies today.

Anna Quinn

Anna is an upcoming UK based artist who wants to use her work to raise awareness and start conversations, based around mental health, equality and environmental and wildlife conservation. She has worked in many creative industries (and some not so creative ones...), with a love for bold colours, Anna’s work is very eye catching and certainly packs a punch.

Being a photographer also, a lot of Anna’s work is referenced on her own captured images, making them truly unique.  

Christopher Lovell

Christopher Lovell is a UK based artist who likes to work traditionally and sits in the genre of Dark Fantasy. He has built his style from the influences he had as a child which were the likes of He-man, Fighting Fantasy books and Games Workshop. The nostalgia that he has from the 80s & 90s era of comic books and video games fuels his imagination to this day. 

Chris has exhibited at the London Tattoo Convention and is currently working on building his collection to continue to exhibit in the future, at present you can find his artwork on Album covers, DVD’s, amplifiers, t-shirts and even coins. 

Glenn Laird

Glenn is a Bristol based artist, specialising in multi dimensional abstract art.

Amy Oliver

Amy is a UK based self-taught conceptual mannequin artist and her work is drawn upon narratives from the female perspective based on her own experiences of women’s rights, identity, domestic abuse, mental health disorders and invisible illnesses. 

Amy’s intention is to create subtle, relatable pieces which portray both the frangible and durable elements of our existence; expressing vulnerability and instability, but also alluding to the fundamental core strength within.

Melissa Esme

Melissa is a portrait artist based in South Bristol, working mostly in oils on a range of different surfaces. In her own words: "I am passionate about faces and the stories behind them - I just love the connections we make with each other through the stories we tell, be them fact or fantasy; new or old."  

Melissa is passionate about minimising her art's impact on the planet and is constantly researching and refining her technique which has grown to include such things like paint thinner made entirely out of orange peel, and even looking backwards to historic techniques. Art should last forever but the consequences of production should not. It's what I love about working with Art Eternal, we are on the same vibe -  to create beauty and support a better future simultaneously.

Products we Stock

We have some amazing eco friendly products available here at The Art Eternal. 

Everyone we choose to work with are doing a tremendous job to make items that not only are of great quality, but have a positive impact on our planet. Follow the links to read more on their stories!

Amazinc!

"We develop and produce simple, natural and functional skincare that is gentle to our skin as well as to the nature around us. We want to cause no unnecessary harm to the environment and inspire people protecting it."

Greencane Paper

By choosing Greencane toilet paper, tissues and paper towels you are making a sustainable choice and valuing our environment. Our plastic-free products are made using fast-growing bamboo and recycled sugarcane, with the aim of enabling softwood forests that are used in traditional paper products, to be freed up and moved into restorative forestry. 

Khadi Papers

At KHADI PAPERS INDIA, we make paper from cotton. This comes in the form of off-cuts from cotton T-shirts which arrive in massive jute sacks from Tirupati, Tamil Nadu. As well as making paper from recyced cotton we also make paper from recycled jute (yes, those same jute sacks) and from tropical crop residual fibres such as banana leaf and sugar cane. None of these papers is made from wood pulp and there is no negative impact on India’s forests.

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