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Doug Hyde

Miss-You

Wonderland

Little-And-Large

 

Winner: Best Selling Published Artist at the Fine Art Trade Guild Awards 2005 and named as the most popular living artist in the UK by BBC TV National News.

Born in Bristol in 1972, Doug became aware of his artistic talent at an early age. Throughout his school and college education he concentrated on the technical side of drawing and painting, but after graduation he was in no doubt as to his chosen career, that of a professional artist.

Doug prefers to produce his distinctive artwork on a large scale, in order to achieve maximum impact with each piece. He also enjoys operating in plenty of space, thus allowing himself enough physical freedom to express the creative energy that is the key to his fresh, contemporary style. His unorthodox use of pastels applied with fingers and thumbs or even the side of a hand or wrist allows him to create highly communicative and engaging images that make an immediate and lasting impression on the viewer.

Recently named as the UK's official best selling artist, Doug has been featured on television both on the BBC news and on Channel 4 describing his unique technique and talking about the people and events that inspire his heart warming images. Inspired by his own emotional responses to life, Doug's intention is to provoke a response in others; his success in this aim can be seen by the huge impact his work has made on the British and international art scene. His extraordinary rise from virtual unknown to the most popular living artist in the UK has been meteoric, and his stunning original pastels have become genuine collectors' items.

Popularity 2 Out Of 10

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