Archival pen on 425gsm Saunders Waterford paper
A2 Portrait — 42 × 59.4 cm / 16.5 × 23.4 inches
Original artwork — One of One
Glassy Snappers began during a paddleboard session at sunset. With almost no wind, the water had turned glassy — calm and mirror-like, disturbed only by small ankle snappers rolling gently across the surface.
As the waves passed through the last light of the day, different colours from the sunset began to appear within the water. Reds, pinks, purples and deeper tones folded into one another, shifting from ripple to ripple. I became fascinated by the way the movement of the water itself seemed to create the blend — breaking up the light and allowing colours to merge and reappear across the surface.
This became the starting point for the drawing. Thousands of closely worked ripple lines move across the paper, building and bending into waves. As the colours pass through them and begin to mix, the individual lines become harder to distinguish. At certain points, line, colour and movement almost dissolve into one another.
That blending is what made Glassy Snappers particularly exciting to make. It feels like the beginning of a new direction in my work — allowing colour to become part of the movement itself, rather than simply sitting within the line work.
The piece holds onto that moment on the water: a glassy surface, tiny waves and the colours of a setting sun continually shifting and blending together.
Postage & Packaging 📦
Please note: I’m posting this piece just as I close the studio and head to Corfu for a couple of weeks. Any orders placed during this time will be carefully packed and shipped week commencing 24th August when I return to the studio.
Every piece is carefully packed by Anthony and shipped via UPS with full tracking.
🖼️ Unframed — images show an example of how the artwork could look framed
📸 Some images are photographed at an angle to highlight surface detail
UK: £6 🇬🇧
Europe: £8 🇪🇺
Rest of World: £12 🌍
Anthony Sunter
Acrylic on museum-grade Claessens linen with aluminium stretcher bars
60 × 60 × 3.5 cm / 23.6 × 23.6 × 1.4 in
Original ArtworkSigned and dated on the reverse by the artist
Echoed Light draws on memories of evening walks along the coast of Corfu, near Roda and Acharavi, looking across the water towards Albania as the last light of the day settles over the Mediterranean.
Loosely connected to an earlier work, Tide Echo, the painting explores the relationship between sky and sea — the way the colours of a sunset are caught by the water and returned in altered form. Bands of warm orange, pink and yellow move into cooler blues, violets and greens, flowing across the surface like shifting currents.
Rather than depicting a particular view, the work recalls the sensation of those evenings: colour reflected into colour, horizon dissolving into water, and the sea becoming an echo of the sky. The individual lines gradually merge into a continuous movement, somewhere between landscape, memory and abstraction.
Postage & Packaging 📦
Please note: I’m posting this piece just as I close the studio and head to Corfu for a couple of weeks. Any orders placed during this time will be carefully packed and shipped week commencing 24th August when I return to the studio.
Every piece is carefully packed by Anthony and shipped via UPS with full tracking.
🖼️ Unframed — images show an example of how the artwork could look framed
📸 Some images are photographed at an angle to highlight surface detail
UK: £6 🇬🇧
Europe: £8 🇪🇺
Rest of World: £12 🌍
Archival pen on 425gsm Saunders Waterford paper
A2 Portrait — 42 × 59.4 cm / 16.5 × 23.4 inches
Original artwork — One of One
UMBRA was inspired by the recent solar eclipse over Europe and the extraordinary transformation of light as the moon moved between the Earth and the sun.
Built from thousands of individually drawn lines, the work moves between intense fields of colour, shadow and near-white illumination. Each line follows the movement of the one before it, creating a continuous rhythm that shifts, compresses and expands across the paper.
Rather than depicting the eclipse itself, UMBRA explores its effect: the interruption of something we normally experience as constant. Light becomes shadow, colour changes in intensity, and familiar illumination is briefly transformed by the passage of the moon.
The drawing holds that fleeting transition in a permanent form — thousands of lines tracing the boundary between darkness and light.
Postage & Packaging 📦
Please note: I’m posting this piece while I close the studio and head to Corfu for a couple of weeks. Any orders placed during this time will be carefully packed and shipped week commencing 24th August when I return to the studio.
Every piece is carefully packed by Anthony and shipped via UPS with full tracking.
🖼️ Unframed — images show an example of how the artwork could look framed
📸 Some images are photographed at an angle to highlight surface detail
UK: £6 🇬🇧
Europe: £8 🇪🇺
Rest of World: £12 🌍
My story
Hi, I’m Anthony — a UK-based artist whose work is inspired by the atmosphere, energy, and quiet beauty of the natural world. Using layers of spray paint, acrylic pens, and line work, I create abstract compositions that explore movement, light, memory, and place.
Recent works have drawn inspiration from landscapes, changing weather, and fleeting moments of light — from the glow of northern skies to early morning roads across the UK. I’m interested in capturing not only what we see, but also what we feel within those moments: stillness, motion, wonder, and connection.
My process is rooted in experimentation and repetition, allowing texture, imperfections, and layered marks to become part of the final piece. Each work evolves through a balance of structure and spontaneity.
Having spent many years exhibiting internationally as part of an art duo, my current practice represents a deeply personal new chapter — one shaped by reflection, creativity, and a renewed appreciation for vision, nature, and everyday life.
Thank you for visiting my space. I hope the work resonates with you and invites a moment of pause, reflection, and curiosity.
