Martin S. Laird

Artist | film-maker | animator

The Road to Deepdale. Product image showing giant monster.
"We're not in Deepdale anymore", A Monster of The Crown. A giant winged sea lion with a whale tail and five tentacles with eyes eyeballing a broken statue of the Lady of Justice. A young girl stand in the rusty gateway of Her Majesty's Government and waves a saltire in its face.
We're not in Deepdale anymore, close-up showing a young girl waving a saltire in the doorway of a rusty gate in the shape of a symbol of Her Majesty's Government, watched by an enormous eye on the end of a tentacle, with an oil rig in the background.

The Road to Deepdale 30×30″ giclée print

£200.00

Professionally printed on acid-free 285gsm Hahnemuhle fine art pearl paper. Large 30″ x 30″ print with a 0.5″ border, suiting clip frames or poster hangers, or matte mounting and framing if preferred. Dispatched in a protective tube, tracked and insured with Parcelforce. Images you see online may be watermarked with a website url to discourage copyright theft, but the picture you receive will not be watermarked.

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The Road to Deepdale.

A monster inspired by the Orcadian story of the Deepdale Monster and the heraldic symbolism of The Crown. You can read more about it here.

This is a large picture which was painted and signed digitally at very high resolution using a graphics tablet.

 

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