Portobello

Dan Hobday utilises a warm, sun-drenched palette of mustard yellow, terracotta, and forest green, balanced by cool slate and crisp white in this mid-century style abstract print. The composition features a rhythmic arrangement of curved and angular forms that feel both architectural and fluid. With a heavily textured finish, it brings a tactile warmth and a sense of history to any modern interior. To highlight the rich, earthy tones, an oak frame would provide a beautifully natural complement.

Dan Hobday produces original, hand-painted artwork from his home studio. Dan has a passion for minimal, contemporary art; working in inks, acrylics, digital and mixed media, his diverse style spans a broad spectrum of subjects.

Artwork description: An abstract painting featuring an interlocking assembly of organic and geometric shapes. The palette includes muted yellow, terracotta, sage, and dark slate grey, against a warm beige background. The artwork is characterised by high texture with visible, multi-directional brushstrokes across all forms.