"Ian Stevenson is an unlikely eco-warrior but the London based artist has
created a unique form of recycling. His latest project uses everyday discarded objects such as fridges, skips, and cardboard boxes as the canvases for a
series of curious characters. Ian Stevenson’s dark wit and beautifully simplistic drawings have made him one of the most interesting and exciting illustrators working today." - Current TV
New Book Out Now
The book is a collection of Stevenson’s work to date and features 112 full colour pages with an introduction by Anthony Burrill. “Visually striking, there’s a twisted sense of fun – along with what can only be described as a ridiculous sense of menace – in the work of Ian Stevenson collected here in Best Wishes Get Well Soon. Brilliant.” – Gavin Lucas, Creative Review.
Available online here for only £10 www.concretehermit.com
New PrintsVery Worrying Screenprint
50cm x 40cm, Edition of 50
Signed and numbered, £50 +(P&P) BUY ONLINE HERE
Short Arms Screenprint
50cm x 40cm, Edition of 50
Signed and numbered, £50 +(P&P) BUY ONLINE HERE
Smile
Giclee Print, 683mm x 510mm, Edition of 5
Signed and numbered, £125 +(P&P) BUY ONLINE HERE
Lost Heroes litho print
50cm x 70cm, Edition of 1000
£8 +(P&P) BUY ONLINE HERE
Who I'd like to meet: Perrier Advert, San Fransisco Subway
Really wonderful artwork, chum. Seriously, I giggled with pure squint-smiles at just about everything I saw. So perfect in its innocence, style and wit (cleverness). Cheers to you and your creatures
Save The Tape t-shirt available here
The Owl Wins
Reclaimed Business Card Exhibition
Very Worrying Screenprint
Short Arms Screenprint
Smile
Lost Heroes litho print
Perrier Advert, San Fransisco Subway
Pimp My Pump Exhibition, 
Original Canvas 100cm x 70cm (Shown on Newsnight, a British news show who featured the exhibition), SOLD
