If you were asked to describe the core visual aspects which a typical London-bound sight-seer would concur pictorially sums up the UK’s capital city, we’re pretty confident from the outset that you’d mention an iconic red Routemaster double-decker bus, an equally red hued traditional telephone box and Big Ben’s instantly recognizable clocktower, above and beyond anything else. OK, perhaps Tower Bridge, St Paul’s domed cathedral top and the London Eye might get a look in, but otherwise it’s a safe bet the aforementioned will loom larger than life itself.

Well, stopping short of appearing to be an advert to end all adverts for the London Tourist Board (if there was such a thing), the brand new Spring 2016 compositional release by up-and-coming contemporary cityscape-illustrating exponent, Samantha Ellis’ ‘Time Flies’ visually ticks all the above boxes and much more besides; en route to delivering a much-needed dash of artistic vibrancy, energy and movement. This hand-embellished canvas limited edition study offers a timeless snapshot of the London we all know and love, yet seen through fresh and creatively invigorated eyes. So we implore you to avoid missing out on this Chelmer debut by contacting us ASAP to secure ownership of a future star’s first steps.