Colour Storm by Kev Munday Hand signed and numbered print on 210 GSM acid free matte paper. From an edition of 20 50 x 50 CM (20 x 20") Finished with a spot gloss varnish and metallic ink. Sold unframed. About the artwork: Late in 2025 I was commissioned to make a mural for PepsiCo, it was the most I have ever been paid for a painting. I invested the money to create this range of premium, museum quality prints that really do my artwork the justice I think it deserves. I searched the globe to select the best materials available, producing them in strictly limited editions of just 20 hand signed and numbered pieces per artwork. They truly are a collectors item worthy of your walls. The substrate is a beautiful, smooth, 210GSM acid free paper sourced from Germany, this is an important factor that ensures that the artwork won't fade or corrode for decades to come. I've then used a SwissQ printer to produce these stunning editions, the same model used for reproductions by the likes of Tate, MoMA and The National Gallery. The print quality and colour matching is second to none. In my original paintings I use a range of gloss and matte mediums to give depth to the pieces, this is something that I wanted to replicate in my print editions. I've achieved this by applying a spot gloss varnish to elements of these prints. It's hard to show this off to it's full potential in photographs alone, but you will notice that the black lines and hearts have a thick gloss texture that sits raised above the rest of the image, creating a fantastic shine that takes the prints to a new level. Some of the inks also have a metallic finish, again hard to photograph but striking in person. Measuring 500 x 500 mm, the editions are sold unframed, carefully flat packed between layers of double walled cardboard. All orders are sent by a tracked and insured courier service. They are individually hand signed and numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. The edition number you are purchasing may differ from that pictured. --- Please note - this item is shipped from the UK. now that the UK have left the EU, import duties will have to be paid by the buyer to the courier company when the item arrives in your country, if you are based in the EU. Please factor this in when bidding on lots from a UK seller. this fee varies from 5% to 21% of the sale price depending on each of the member states import rate. This is an additional tax that you will have to pay on top of the sale price and will be collected by the courier once the item arrives in your country. - - About The Artist - - Kev Munday crafts vibrant, utopian worlds and invites viewers to step inside and explore. Inspired by the energy of everyday life and the people within it, his work celebrates the beauty in the ordinary, transforming it into something extraordinary. His art speaks to all ages, sparking curiosity and imagination in those who engage with it. Munday’s paintings are alive with characters, creatures and hidden surprises. Every piece is packed with rich details waiting to be discovered and interpreted by the viewer. His signature style of bold black outlines and vivid block colours creates an electrifying visual impact. Perhaps best known for his iconic crowd paintings, Munday captures a sea of unique individuals, each one distinct yet forming a powerful collective. His work is a vibrant tribute to diversity, illustrating the strength and beauty of community. Munday’s artistic journey began in the early 2000s as a teenage graffiti artist, leaving his mark on urban spaces through street art and stickers. A suggestion from a fellow artist led him to experiment with canvas, where he found a new home for his creativity. His street art roots remain integral to his practice today, with spray paint and marker lines infusing his work with raw energy. Whether adorning gallery walls or revitalising public spaces, his art remains accessible and engaging. His work has been exhibited in prestigious institutions such as The Royal Academy of Arts, The Arnolfini and The Hayward Gallery, and he is frequently invited to paint live at international art fairs and events, including The Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam and London Fashion Week. With recent solo exhibitions across Europe and Asia, Munday’s reach continues to expand globally. In 2019, he collaborated with IKEA to release a highly detailed coloring poster in his signature style, selling over 30,000 copies worldwide. His work extends beyond traditional art spaces, often studied in schools worldwide. Teachers and students alike engage with his art as a tool for creativity, reinforcing his belief that art is not just to be observed but to be interacted with, explored and brought to life. - - Awards, Exhibitions and Notable Commissions - - 2025- Illuminated mural collaboration with Stuart Melrose commissioned in Reading, England 2024- Collaboration with apparel brand Boardies 2024- ‘A Space To Grow’ print included in The Royal Academy Of Arts Summer Exhibition 2023- Two paintings commissioned by a member of the Bahraini Royal family 2023- Large hand painted mural commissioned in Aigondigne, France 2022- Solo exhibitions in London, Paris & Seoul 2022- Invited to live paint at The Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London 2021- Collaboration with Nescafe Azera on their new takeaway coffee range 2020- Collaboration with brewery Tooth & Claw on a series of beer can designs 2020- Mural and exhibition at KI Galerie, Paris 2019- ‘Family’ painting included in The Royal Academy Of Arts Summer Exhibition 2019- Collaboration with IKEA on a colouring poster. Over 30,000 copies sold worldwide 2018- Invited to live paint and exhibit at The Affordable Art Fair, Amsterdam 2018- Invited to live paint at Pure London for London Fashion Week 2018- Large hand painted mural commissioned in Dusseldorf, Germany 2018- Solo exhibition and residency at Solent Showcase Gallery, Southampton 2017- Commissioned by Hampshire Police to graffiti one of their constabulary's cars 2017- First international solo exhibition at Kalkman Gallery, The Netherlands 2016- Duo exhibition with artist Skred in Aalst, Belgium 2016- Listed in an article in The Telegraph as one of five 'British Artist's To Invest In' 2015- Exhibited at The Other Art Fair at The Arnolfini, Bristol 2014- 'The Way I See Things' solo exhibition. Toured several arts centres across the UK 2013- Collaboration with wallpaper brand Graham & Brown 2013- Invited to participate in the first London Illustration Fair at Hoxton Arches, London 2012- Collaboration furniture range exhibited at The Hayward Gallery, London 2010- Invited by Disney Asia to customize a Mickey Mouse figure to be exhibited in Hong Kong 2009- First solo exhibition at 39 Earlham Street, London 2008- Included in Dreweatts inaugural Urban Art Sale, exhibited at Selfridges, London