Original Mixed Media Prints

Layered fine art prints and handcrafted artwork, designed and created by Lucy Dixon in her Brighton studio.

A collection of colorful artistic prints or posters, some depicting coffee cups, food items, and abstract designs, with the signature 'Made by Lucy Dixon' visible on them.

Featured Artwork

The Marlborough Art Print
from £8.00

Contemporary A5 art print. The original is a mixed-media painting inspired by The Marlborough pub in London, designed by Lucy Dixon.

A rich, atmospheric night scene celebrating classic pub culture, featuring a perfectly poured, detailed pint of Guinness on a black-and-white checkered surface. Beside the pint sits a vibrant stone-baked pizza topped with fresh basil, while a warm red backdrop showcases detailed classical archway architecture, a glowing street lamp silhouette, a red chilli pepper, and green olives.

Preston Park Art Print
from £8.00

Contemporary A5 art print. The original is a mixed-media painting inspired by Preston Park, Brighton, designed by Lucy Dixon.

A vibrant, layered tribute to the city park, blending a detailed line-art sketch of the historic Preston Park Clock Tower with a bold, textured yellow and pink ice lolly, oversized pansy blossoms, and rich botanical greenery against a bright turquoise sky.

Cafe des Couleurs Art Print
from £8.00

Contemporary A5 art print. The original is a mixed-media painting inspired by Cafe des Couleurs in Brighton, designed by Lucy Dixon.

A vibrant, layered interior scene featuring a slice of chocolate tart with a dollop of cream on a blue checkered plate, next to a decorative golden mirror with a beaded teal border. The backdrop features warm orange stripes, a slender fork, a pink vase with delicate flowers, and rich textures.

Child's hand holding a marker, working on a colorful collage art project on a white canvas, decorated with various paper cutouts and drawings. The table has markers, a green mat, and a glass of water.

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