Andy Holder
I really like the simplicity of the execution yet the layers of detail contained in Andy Holder’s illustration work.
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aj pami said | 26 March, 2008
i do like the detail in his work as well.
Margaret H. said | 1 April, 2008
are all of the works on this website prints? more than 4 colors always impresses me, but i’m still new at printing.
Andrew Holder said | 2 April, 2008
Margaret,
Only four of the works are screenprints…Mountain Town, Royalty, Jellyfish and Two bears. All of the other work incorporates print techniques but has hand done elements as well.
Andrew
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Gary said | 24 March, 2008
This somehow reminds me a little of Chris Ware’s work.
But Holder’s work is much more detailed though. And very abstract. I think the colours used are simply wonderful.