Original artwork description:

Thursley Common Nature Reserve in Surrey, UK is 350 hectares of heathland that was ravaged by a disastrous wildfire in 2020. A new boardwalk was built to replace the lost one. The heathland is slowly recovering but is dotted with the burnt skeletal remains of trees which have been left to decay naturally and look like giant angular sculptures. It’s an incredibly atmospheric place.

Based on a photo I took in March 2023, this 20"x16" has been created using a combination of spray paint, acrylics, graphite pencil and pigment markers and comes framed.

DELIVERY INFORMATION
In order to avoid trips to the Post Office, I shall be arranging for delivery to be via courier (not Evri!) and shipping charges will reflect this. As prices will vary depending on the purchaser's location, if the actual shipping price is less than that charged, I will refund the difference. I am happy to arrange collection.

The high cost of shipping from the UK to the USA is, unfortunately, out of my hands and I won't cut corners by using the cheapest courier or not having insurance as that will just be tempting fate!

IMPORTANT - Rather sadly I've decided that, following Brexit, I can no longer sell my artwork to purchasers in the EU. The customs/VAT regulations are an absolute nightmare and I don't want to risk purchasers having to fork out a lot of unforeseen extra money when taking delivery, and even if I agree to pay Customs and VAT upfront before sending out, the red tape involved just looks horrendous.

I will still be selling to customers outside the EU as there's been no changes there so everything remains the same. My apologies, all I can say is that I voted to remain.

For international buyers please note that import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the price of this artwork or shipping costs. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Materials used:

Spray paint, acrylics, graphite pencil, pigment marker