Personalisable art by your favourite artists

First of all, what is a remarque? This is a French term to describe a distinguishing mark on a print or proof. A remarqued print has a small original drawing or painting created by the artist, making it unique. Our exclusive selection of personalisable and remarqued artworks allows you to commission your favourite artists - including Bob Barker and Peter Smith - to create a truly individual piece.

If you're a fan of movies and superheroes, be sure to check out Robert Bailey and Tim Rogerson, who have opened their commissioning availability to recreate unforgettable scenes. 

Sgt Fury 2

Tim Rogerson

Peter Smith: 'Dr Whoohoo And The Planet of Crapcomicon'

Taken from his Eccentricus Britannicus collection, this artwork is the perfect chance for all comic book and sci-fi fans to create their own world. Peter let us in on why he wants to personally hand-paint your chosen character into this intergalactic tale.

 

What makes it so personal?

Interaction: how do you get that in a piece of art? That was my first question when I created Doctor Whoohoo. The idea for this edition was born from the fact that when you buy a piece of art, it never changes. My mind drifted off into wild daydreams about all the things I wanted but knew I would never get because they didn’t exist, like Willy Wonka’s chocolate river and lickable wallpaper. I decided to be a Willy Wonka of sorts, handing out no-holds-barred creations straight from your imagination. You can ‘wish’ your own piece of art.

Which characters can I pick?

Anything goes! Let your imagination run riot and push me to the limits: combine characters, give me one-word starts or create a brand-new superhero – it’s really up to you. I have received requests for drunken rainbow-farting unicorns, Buzz Lightyear/ Rocky Horror Show hybrids, a cat named Buttons, and Alice in Wonderland as an astronaut in the Guardians of the Galaxy world.

What do you want to draw?

The more imaginative, the better – but anything I can create which has movement in its description is always good. Drunk unicorns, for example, give me an idea of how they will move, while a hip-thrusting Bungle from the popular children’s programme Rainbow both disturbs and excites me.

From the blog

Eccentricus Britannicus by Peter Smith

08/03/2019

Quirky duo Peter and Jayne Smith have been busy touring the UK with their outrageous new collection, which includes original artworks and a personalisable print! Shop the collection now.

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