Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
Trainspotting XL
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Trainspotting XL

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A large version of Johnman's Trainspotting Movie Poster Piece. Four times larger than the original (twice as wide and twice as tall) using 104 British train tickets as its background. Titled and signed en-verso along with the edition number and media used. Framed as pictured and ready to hang. Dimensions 127cm x 59cm Like many urban artists, Johnman's true identity is a closely guarded secret. However, there is speculation by some that he may in fact be a man named John. Johnman is a renowned urban artist best known for spray painting intricate, hand cut stencils onto train tickets and other colourful backgrounds and objects. He likes to take old or familiar objects and breath new life into them by using them as his canvas and artistic inspiration. Inspired by Graffiti’s roots with the painting of trains; he set about spray painting intricately hand cut stencils onto train tickets, old signs, and other media which are then hand finished with acrylic ink in his own unique style. This work is interspersed with occasional brightly coloured works on more conventional stretched canvases. British born; Johnman Spraycan started his journey into the urban art world with Devon’s Arts Anonymous. He now resides in Dublin and is a professional member of Visual Artist's Ireland. He was a finalist in the Inaugural Stencil Art Prize in Sydney with his train ticket art along with his work being published in both of the Upfest Urban Art Festival Books and Bizarre Magazine. ​A self proclaimed romantic, this is often reflected in his artwork. If you know where he’s exhibiting or painting then keep your eyes peeled for one of his hand painted pebbles, inscribed with his mantra “The best things in life aren’t things”.