Elephant in the Room
What:
1p Coins, glued and grouted onto a wooden board with a clear Epoxy Resin top coat African Bull Elephant
Why:
Wanted a penny floor but knew it would dominate the room, so I needed something that people could ignore.
After 6 years it was removed and framed.
When:
2018 / 2025
Colours Cubed
What:
Epoxy Resin cubes 10mm, Paint and Wooden frame
Why:
Inspired by my previous dice pieces, I liked the idea of the cubes changing colours when viewed at different angles. It can seem that either nothing changes or everything changes.
When:
2024
Tears
What:
Photograph of my eye, Epoxy Resin, Stained Wooden frame
Why:
Thought the idea of tears coming out of the photo and dripping down a frame would be unusual.
When:
2024
Tears
Colour Infusion
What:
Coloured Epoxy Resin and Wooden frame
Why:
I liked the idea of the colours mixing and thought the 3D effect was unique.
When:
2024
Mick 'Stoned'
What:
Mixed stones, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Part of the 'Stoned' Collection
When:
2023
Three Nelson Mandela
What:
Dice, Paint, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
I thought the play on words was funny and wanted to find a way for it to work.
Positioned so from the front only one dice face and the painted dot are visible and from the left and right the painted dot is hidden and only the left or right dice face can be seen.
When:
2023
Shot To Pieces
What:
The Doors vinyl record 'Shot to Pieces', Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Part of 'My Record Collection'
Fun way to display iconic music
When:
2023
Joker
What:
Dice with painted dots, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
The Character and Actor are both iconic and wanted to create a tribute them.
When:
2023
Colours Captured
What:
Coloured Epoxy Resin, handmade wooden Frame
Why:
Liked the idea of colours dripping into the piece from the edge of the frame, and enjoyed the effect of mixing resins at different viscosities
When:
2023
Shattered
What:
The Rolling Stones vinyl record 'Shattered', Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Part of 'My Record Collection'
Fun way to display iconic music
When:
2022
Ayrton Senna
What:
Dice with painted dots, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
The idea for a racing helmet came first. Once that decision was made Ayrton's Yellow helmet with the legend himself on the other side was my obvious choice.
When:
2023
Elizabeth II
What:
Dice, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Tribute to HRH Queen Elizabeth II
When:
2022
Elizabeth II
Ascension
What:
Dice, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Building on the idea of a single image from dice and wanting to see if I could create two images. As I imagined the effect of the image changing as I walk pass the idea came to me of time passing.
When:
2022
Ascension
Union Flag #2
What:
1p Coins encapsulated in Epoxy Resin with a Wooden Frame
Why:
Combining penny coins with Queen Elizabeth's II portrait in the pattern of the Union flag just seemed right.
When:
2021
NHS 2019
What:
Blue Plasters, Bandages, 10p 2019 NHS coin, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Using the plasters and bandages to create the logo came first with the idea for phosphorescent pigments representing the NHS's 24/7 work as the logos coloured background. The NHS minted coin for 2019 added to the reasons for creating the piece.
When:
2020
Resinstones
Blue
What:
Coloured stones, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Inspired by art designer John Pasche's 1970 logo
I just wanted to create it.
When:
2020
Union Flag #1
Resinstones
Yellow
What:
Coloured stones, Epoxy Resin and Wooden Frame
Why:
Inspired by art designer John Pasche's 1970 logo
I just wanted to create it.
When:
2020
Money
What:
5p Coins, Epoxy Resin with phosphorescent pigment and Wooden Frame
Why:
Inspired by Pink Flyod's 1973 The Dark Side of the Moons Album cover.
When:
2020
SUPREME BLACK
Beach Headboard
Made of Money
SUPREME RED
' Intel Inside '
Bob Stoned
John Stoned
Highlights of Trig Art
Dive into our extraordinary world of artistic creations.
Here are some of the key highlights that define Trig Art:
Coin
Art
Every artwork is distinct and carefully crafted to ensure individuality.
Dice
Art
Each piece is handcrafted including their frames.
Stoned
Art
It began with John Lennon and has grown with each new piece having the same cheeky link.
Pure
Resin
Playful creations with Epoxy resin