Stamp Art is the process of using Postage Stamps as Paint to produce colourful Artworks with meaning and imagination to conceptualize an emotion, idea or moment by the artist who can express themselves using Postage Stamps as their choice of material to create an artwork with meaningful expression. Established in 2001, Tino the Stamp Artist began working with Postage Stamps to create interesting and collectable artworks
The Tibet ‘Snow Lion’ Prana Collection
In Tibetan and Himalayan art, prana (more commonly referred to in Tibetan as lung or rlung) means the vital life force, subtle breath, or psychic energy circulating through the energetic channels of the body.
The Pop Art Collection – Gradation (art)
Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the 1950s and flourished in the 1960s in America and Britain, drawing inspiration from sources in popular and commercial culture. Different cultures and countries contributed to the movement during the 1960s and 70s.
The Hearts of Arabia Collection
The Artworks are inspired by the ‘Hearts of Arabia’, a Journey with Purpose -Heart of Arabia Expedition by H St John B Philby CMG and his 1917 journey across Arabia, from east coast to west. Mr Philby was awarded The Royal Geographical Society’s Founders Medal, the highest award the society could bestow, an award that had to be personally approved by King George.
The Pop Art Collection – Polyptych (art)
Polyptych (art) – Polyptych art is a work, usually a painting, divided into four or more panels that can be connected or hinged to create a larger, unified composition. the term is part of a system where two-panel works are called diptychs and three-panel works are triptychs.
The King of Bohemia Art Collection
The King of Bohemia was the ruler of the Kingdom of Bohemia, a medieval and early modern monarchy located in Central Europe that existed from 1198 to 1918. The kingdom was the predecessor to the modern Czech Republic, with its center in Prague.
The Giving Back Project
The Giving Back Project by The Stamp Art Guild uses fine art to raise awareness and support for global communities and ecosystems. Below is a featured example of this initiative, showing how philanthropy, academic evaluation, and philatelic art come together to support international conservation.