Dolphin Lamp Post at South Bank

“To walk alone in London is the greatest rest.” ~ Virginia Woolf.

A walk along the South Bank of the Thames is one of my sources of sustenance. I have wandered there though happiness and sadness, through confusion and celebrations. Whenever I need to spend quality time with myself, I tend to take myself to the South Bank.

I had noticed these ’fish’ staring at me on my very first visit there. Later I found out that they could be very stylised dolphins! Some say they are sturgeons. They are on every lamp post along the banks. Whether fish or mammal, I am grateful to these beautifully ugly creatures that have kept me company on my numerous journeys along the river.

The London Collection

“In London, everyone is different, and that means anyone can fit in” ~ Paddington Bear.

Add to that - the streets, the sights, the sounds, the art, the architecture… I feel so lucky to call this wonderful city my home. 

London is a walking city - organic and full of unexpected lanes and walkways. I have tried to capture the essence of the city during my walks through sketches and snapshots over time. These have been the inspiration of my London Collection. 

• Prints are available in various sizes
• Please contact us directly if you need this printed in a custom size
• All prints have a white border for the ease of frame
• Prints do not come with a frame

Large A2 - Roughly the size of an open traditional newspaper

59 x 42 cm | 23 x 16.5 in

Medium A3 - Roughly the of a folded traditional newspaper
42 x 29 cm | 16.5 x 11.7 in

Small A4 - The size of a UK letter
29 x 21 cm | 11.7 x 8.3 in

Finish:

• We print the A4 and A3 sizes on heavy 350gsm card-stock
• We print the A2 posters on matt coated robust 170gsm paper
• Printed on  FSC Certified paper stock
• We use eco friendly inks and accredited Energy Star printers.

Namoh offers an eclectic collection of fun, light hearted and sometimes reflective, designer artwork. Her life and experiences find a creative outlet for  London based artist's work.