Artists Nicole Heidaripour and Daniel Scott left London for the seaside village of Port Isaac in Cornwall in 2008 and opened Hooper & Shaw, a gallery showcasing the work of local artists. "It is our aim to promote the original and the hand made—featuring work that has it roots in traditional and skilled techniques, yet that explores unusual and contemporary styles and ideas," they say. We especially like their whimsically worded posters bearing slogans like "Love Me, Love My Dog" and "Kettle On, Feet Up." To see more, go to Hooper & Shaw.
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Above: The cheery facade of Hooper & Shaw in Cornwall.
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Above: The white paneled interior serves as a backdrop for local artwork.
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Above: A welcome antidote to the ubiquitous Keep Calm and Carry On poster; screenprinted Kettle On Feet Up poster (33 by 55 cm); £55 unframed, £85 framed.
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Above L: Sheep original print by Nicole Heidaripour; £60 framed. Above R: B Is for Bass original print by Nicole Heidaripour; £60 framed.
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