TBOY

Style and Signature Work

Using a mix of stencils, spray paint, acrylics, and hand-applied resin droplets, TBOY’s work is highly tactile and layered. His most famous collections include:

• The Vinyl Series: 3D mixed-media representations of iconic album covers (from David Bowie to Oasis) featuring oversized vinyl records physically emerging from handcrafted sleeves.
• Currency Art: Using real bank notes as a canvas, he overlays street art motifs and pop culture icons to comment on commercialism with a witty edge.
• Pop & Nostalgia: Recontextualizing modern folklore—from Keith Haring nods to resin-dropped cartoon characters—into sleek, high-end art.

With an unrelenting focus on limited editions and impeccable finishing, TBOY has successfully turned old-school nostalgia into some of the most exciting, collectible British urban art on the market today.

Capturing Nostalgia

Chapman’s paintings frequently feature local landmarks and familiar routines. Works showcasing beachcombers, dog walkers, and families crabbing on the quayside evoke a powerful sense of nostalgia. Her artwork serves as a visual postcard of the collective memories shared by those who love the coast.

Ultimately, Emily Chapman’s work reminds us that art doesn't need to be solemn to be profound. Sometimes, its greatest purpose is simply to take us on a walk back to happiness.