Marcus Armitage Print

Original drawings from the animation    Something Out of Nothing    by Marcus Armitage.

Marcus Armitage is a BAFTA-nominated filmmaker. Marcus, who grew up in Wakefield, went to Leeds College of Art and Design and then onto the Royal College of Art in London. Marcus’ hand-drawn work employs bold colour and expressive motion, creating captivating visuals and thought-provoking stories.

The diversity of his approaches can be seen in his commissioned work such as his animated sequences for the documentary     LIMBO   which premiered at Sundance and in his award-winning short film   MY DAD  , which explores inherited racism using a tactile approach of oil pastels and newspaper clippings.

Marcus Armitage worked with   Orlando Weeks  , and Maxine Peake on our newly commissioned animation,   Something Out of Nothing. Created by Weeks and Armitage, the animation is inspired by Barbara Hepworth’s art and life and features a voiceover by Peake.

Dimensions: Drawings on A4 paper, print size differs.

Prints remaining:

1. Barbara in headscarf, carving stone

2. Hands pushing stone sculpture

3. Multiple hands helping to push stone sculpture

4. Man with dog admiring sculpture

Please specify in the note section of your order which drawing you choose. 

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