James Roper

@ArtMatthewStone I remember tracking down an mp3 of SS2011 after seeing the Showstudio video. Had it on repeat play on my Sony mp3 Walkman 😎 So good 👌

If you are looking for some atmospheric, gothy, dramatic, occasionally trancey, EBM influenced, slow fashion techno to work to today. I gotchu! I made epic soundtracks for fashion designer Gareth Pugh in the 2010's and they are all on my Soundcloud🔗below.

Imaginal Cells No.56 - digital collage

@PuzzleCheetah ❤🧡💛💚💙

@jamesroperart Just got myself a copy of this… shame i dont really have the room for the big one ^_^ maybe soon though.

still can’t quite comprehend how capitalism convinced us all to leave paradise behind

Do more things that make you forget to check your phone.

I am pleased to share with you the release of my new limited edition print in two formats. #printrelease #upcomingrelease #upcomingprintrelease #limitededition #handfinishededition #printedition #digitalprint To not miss out sign up to my mailing list! - mailchi.mp/2f2a85be29b0/k…

Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka, by Takahashi Shotei, before 1936 #shinhanga

As an artist much enjoying my digital phase I love this reminder to stay connected to the natural world, it is important to me as I grew up immersed in it and skipped the gaming/TV kind of childhood. You can see some of James’ work at Egoïste Gallery 💖🌱.#digitalart #connection

Winter

Herbarium for the Plastic Age. Fake foliage gathered from Cornish beaches. #oceanplastic #anthropocene

The reflected rocks by Doxey Pool up on the Roaches. Explore more of my landscape photography here andrewbrooksartist.com/landscape-phot…

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@ganbrood That time Hans Bellmar, Henri Matisse, Jackson Pollock and Inka Essenhigh dropped acid and went to an 80's rave in a barnyard.

Kude Beach in Wakasa Province, by Kawase Hasui, 1920 Other Hasui's prints: masterpiece-of-japanese-culture.com/works-of-kawas… #shinhanga

Companions

At first all I could hear was a strange ee-wup ee-wup noise. Then I looked up to see a bird I hadn't seen before, diving and weaving like a fighter jet. As it landed it revealed in profile its sleek tuft of feathers, and I realised this was my first time encountering a lapwing

I’ve been illustrating the insects I spot in our tiny city garden. I’m astonished by the species diversity in such a small space (this is just a selection). We avoid mowing & digging, encourage ground cover, nurture weeds, created a small pond and log pile.