Artwork by James Guinevan Seymour, Cork, Ireland

Suzan, Acrylic and copic pen on canvas, 27x17 inches

Sang Eun, Acrylic and copic pen on canvas, 27x17 inches

Dream Awake, Acrylic and copic pen on canvas, 40 cm x26

Old Men Playing Cards, Etching with aquatint, 42x24cm

Ojibwa, Copic pen, 54x32cm

Creep, Oil and acrylic on canvas, 27x17inch

Lillith, Acrylic and copic pen on canvas, 27x17inch

Rose, Korean ink and brush on paper, 42x33cm

The anatomy of a clockwork mouse, Pen and ink on rice paper with copic pen and korean ink and brush, 80cmx32

In god we trust, Lithograph, 40cmx26

Robot factory, Pen and ink, 54x32cm

Nosferatu, Oils, 27x17inches

About Artist James Guinevan Seymour

I am an Irish artist who originally comes from Cork who currently resides in South Korea in a city called Suwon. I work mostly in oils, pen and ink but have alot of experience in printmaking but also have recently been dabbling in Korean brushpainting. I use mostly muted tones and am not very proficient or interested in working with bright colors so therefore it might lend my work a moody tone.
I graduated from the Limerick school of art and design in 2003 where I studied fine art printmaking for 4 years. In 2003 after I finished I joined Limerick printmakers where I exhibited work in their summer and winter exhibits and was selected for the 'unframed' exhibition which was selected by Mike Fox sculpture department head of Limerick School of art and design.
In 2006 I began travelling and spent some time in Fiji, America, Singapore whilst also living and working in Nz and OZ as well 3 months teaching english in Thailand. In January 2007 I arrived in South Korea and have been working and living here since then. Most recently I had an exhibit in New York city at the APW gallery.
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