Matthew Murray

Mathew Murray’s photographs are a reflection of his own life experiences. Wherever he goes he takes his camera, and the result is an amalgamation of images that tell different stories.

Whitney McVeigh

At a moment when figurative art is enjoying something of a renaissance, Whitney McVeigh has produced a series of works that combine the expressive immediacy of gestural abstraction with the psychological depth of portraiture.

Michael Hawkins

Hawkins is very interested in subjective art and believes that to remain truthful a drawing should not have any superfluous elements and that the reality of the physical world should be used only as a point of reference. Children in their intuitive m

Jonathan Purday

Jonathan Purday’s use of photography and film stills is carried forward into his paintings that display the artist’s core aesthetics, bringing together a selection of colours that are exploited by the often harsh dark void that confronts

Bill Peronneau

Originally a photojournalist, whose images went some way to defining the Civil Rights movement in American history, Bill Peronneau later began to work on large-scale projects that arguably stand comparison with the finest works in photography.

David Bray

David Bray’s compelling works come from a lifetime love of drawing and an active imagination. Born in Dartford, Kent, in 1970, as a child Bray would draw images of space travel, where he would depict himself and his friends visiting other planets and

Stephen Walter

Stephen Walter creates landscapes where objects are slowly taken over by their symbolic representations, creating forests of geographical map symbols and places where every inch is mapped and quantified for human purpose.

Lucie Bennett

Lucie Bennett’s work presents potent images of women in varying guises - as haunting sirens, alluring pin-ups and supernatural nymphets - but plays absorbing games with the viewer’s preconceptions of these deceptively familiar archetypes.

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JUST IN! New 'Heads' by Whitney McVeigh

Whitney McVeigh’s recent exposure in the news has meant that her work has been immensely popular with buyers and investors. Eyestorm have just acquired two new pieces, additions to the infamous ‘Head Series’ of which most have already sold out. Click more below to see the new paintings.

THE TEN MOST VIEWED ARTISTS ON EYESTORM THIS WEEK

1. Damien Hirst
2. Kate Allen
3. Lucie Bennett
4. Peter Blake
5. David Bray
6. Helen Barff
7. Antony Micallef
8. Matthew Murray
9. Bill Peronneau
10. William Klein

*Updated 22/07/08

MAKE US AN OFFER IS BACK!

Due to popular demand, Eyestorm’s “Make us an Offer” function has returned, meaning that you can now tell us what you want to pay for any piece of work, or for multiple pieces, on the website.

At Eyestorm we take customer care very seriously and enjoy the interactions we have with our existing loyal client base, therefore we hope the return of ‘Make us an offer’ will encourage both new and existing clients to contact us regarding work they may be interested in, enabling us to build valuable relationships and make customers happy.

So far the response has been overwhelming, with clients and artists alike being delighted with the results.

We look forward to hearing from you…happy bidding!