Memories of a Brit Kid

The flashes of Union Jack, the bunting, George Michael in his pomp, a nod to James Bond (not to mention, Aston Martin) and an integral part of the cast of The Magic Roundabout, and the chances are anyone of a particular age will feel warmer and fuzzier than late-70s felt products put under a heat lamp. Which is precisely what the much-loved contemporary fine art exponent, Kealey Farmer has done of late. Save the heart lamp bit. No, we’re talking about Farmer’s very latest 2018 release observed here, which depicts a collection of just a few of the elements which put the word ‘great’ into the word, ‘Britain’ during many of our own childhoods. Ornately perched on the branches of her beautifully illustrated tree, Farmer’s ‘Memories of a Brit Kid’ takes the guise of a brand new, hand-embellished, glossed and ultimately, signed limited edition which is now available through our good selves. However do, please bear in mind, that with a mere 45 examples in the offing at the start of this new year, demand is sure to outstrip actual supply.