Stamp Artists
The Penny Drops by Tino

Artworks for sale at https://shop.stampartist.co.uk/
Stamp Art Creator – Tino (2001)
Tino is the creator of Stamp Art and the First Artist in the World to use postage stamps as paint to create works of Art, estabishing Stamp Art in 2001. Tino established Stamp Art as a medium and creative format for producing artworks that conceptualise contemporary, modern and fine art styles into Artworks using postage stamps as paint for viewers to appreciate the interesting world of postage stamps. Tino provides an exhibition and education of history and thinking behind Stamp Art in The Stamp Art Gallery for viewers to enjoy, understand and appreciate the world of postage stamps exhibited as Artworks.
Tino offers his finest quality of valuable and collectable Artworks for sale in the stamp art shop at: https://shop.stampartist.co.uk/
Our Artists can be proud to display their Artworks on the The Stamp Art Gallery website as an accomplishment of their learning and understanding of the value of using postage stamps as paint to create artworks that excite appreciation and meaning of postal stamps from around the world.
The Stamp Art Gallery Artwork are works of art created by independent Artists who’s work is protected by copyright and intellectual property law. The artworks use postage stamps of the Royal Mail and other postal systems from around the world which are appreciated, admired and collected by millions. Stamp Art Gallery and its Artists retain their independent copyright and intellectual property in the artworks produced using postage stamps as paint with unique designs and artwork styles of their works.
The Stamp Art Gallery and its Artists own or is licensed to use the copyright in their artworks, and actively defends its Intellectual Property from unauthorised use. In order to reproduce an artwork using a design or postage used in the artworks or other Stamp Art Gallery copyright material, you will usually need a license from us. This includes artworks that include postage stamps that are in the public domain and are used in the artworks displayed in the Stamp Art Gallery websites and Stamp Art Shop (https://shop.stampartist.co.uk/). Information on licensing can be requested from : info@stampartist.co.uk
For those users who are interested in using the Royal Mail postage stamps for their artworks, Royal Mail publish their own terms and conditions for the use of postage stamps in artworks or designs on their website which can be found by using the following link: https://www.royalmail.com/intellectual-property/reproducing-stamps.
Featured Artist – Davana (1944 – 2023)
Davana creates Stamp Artworks in styles and design that are ‘PURE’ to stamp collecting, as a stamp collector and stamp dealer who’s appreciation is focused on the original beauty in the postage stamps used, their production of colour, value of material used and interest to collectors.
The Silk Cover Project – Artwork 01090
(by Davana)

The Silk Cover Project – Artwork 01095
(by Davana)

The Silk Cover Project – Artwork 1082
(by Davana)

The Silk Cover Project – Artwork 00153
(by Davana)

The Decimal Stamp Project – Artwork GB1
(by Davana)

The Decimal Stamp Project – Artwork GB2
(by Davana)

The Decimal Stamp Project – Artwork GB3
(by Davana)

The Decimal Stamp Project – Artwork The Queens Head
(by Davana)

The Sheet of Stamps Project – Artwork Libya
(by Davana)

The Sheet of Stamps Project – Artwork Papua New Guinea
(by Davana)

The Sheet of Stamps Project – Artwork Ceylon Girl Guides
(by Davana)

The Sheet of Stamps Project – Artwork Leichtenstein MCMLXXIII
(by Davana)

The Sheet of Stamps Project – Artwork Leichtenstein EFTA
(by Davana)

The Postal Card Project – Artwork James Bond 001
(by Davana)

The Postal Card Project – Artwork James Bond 002
(by Davana)

The Postal Card Project – Artwork Queen 1
(by Davana)

The Postal Card Project – Artwork Queen 2
(by Davana)

The Princess Diana Stamp Project
Artwork – Diana Postal Card 1
(by Davana)

The Princess Diana Stamp Project
Artwork – Diana Postal Card 2 ‘On Glass‘
(by Davana)

The Princess Diana Stamp Project
Artwork – Diana Postal Card 3 ‘On Acrylic ‘
(by Davana)

The Princess Diana Stamp Project
Artwork – Diana Postal Card 4 ‘1st Class‘
(by Davana)

Featured Artist – DYFOR
DYFOR produces Stamp Artworks in original ‘Sheets of Mint Stamps’, presented as produced by The Royal Mail and other postal systems around the world, to capture the unique value of Postage Stamps as Artworks when they arrive at the post office and before they are separated into individual stamps for sending mail. The DYFOR name is a complex expression of the Artwork & Sheet, as the Mint Sheets are very rare, valuable to collectors and hard to find in complete mint sheets. The meaning of DYFOR is a mix of a printing term ‘Dye’ and the term of phrase or expression, to own one is ‘To Dye For’.
Artworks – The Jersey Dye
(by DYFOR)

Artworks – The Guernsey Dye
(by DYFOR)

Artworks – The Soloman Islands ‘Traffic Light’ Dye 1
(by DYFOR)

Artworks – The Soloman Islands ‘Traffic Light’ Dye 2
(by DYFOR)

Artworks – The Lowry ‘Traffic Light’ Dye
(by DYFOR)

For more information on becoming a Stamp Artist through The Stamp Art Gallery website or displaying your work on our website, please contact us at: info@stampartist.co.uk