''My print designs are crafted to tell captivating stories, blending the playful intrigue of Where’s Wally with the evocative charm of Lowry’s artistry. Each creation is a vibrant, three-dimensional tapestry, intricately detailed to invite the audience on a journey of discovery, allowing them to interpret and uncover their own unique narratives within my work.''
Ryan James Lee
BEAUTY WITHIN LIVERPOOL PRINT
Designed to be a tribute to the city’s rich cultural heritage and a celebration of the decennial anniversary of our being awarded European Capital of Culture.This stunning print captures Liverpool's rich history, blending its maritime significance, architectural landmarks, and musical heritage into one cohesive and iconic design.
The central structure in the image is the prominent Royal Liver Building, a symbol of Liverpool and part of the city's historic waterfront. The clock tower is a key feature of the building, with the Liver Birds perched on top. These mythical birds are iconic emblems of the city. The modern building with glass walls flanking the Liver Building is the Museum of Liverpool, a cultural landmark showcasing the city's history.
The Ferris wheel in the background is symbolic of the Liverpool Waterfront and adds a modern touch to the historic cityscape. The neoclassical building forming the base of the image is reminiscent of Liverpool's St George's Hall, where the Cockerell's design of the southern sculptured pediment of St George's Hall. Cockerell's design for the monumental sculpture in the south pediment was realized by the sculptor William Grinsell Nicholl. The original sculptures were removed sometime after the building's completion, though the exact date is not specified. The empty pediment has been noted as a controversial and "missing piece" of the building. The two statues on either side of the staircase are representations of equestrian sculptures located outside St George's Hall. These statues symbolize power and history.
The Penny Lane L18 street sign on the left is a direct reference to the famous Beatles song "Penny Lane", which is inspired by a real street in Liverpool. The four figures walking across the patterned ground at the base of the image are a nod to The Beatles and the famous Abbey Road album cover, further highlighting Liverpool’s connection to music history.
With the final touches of the Minton floor that only opens up once a year to the pubic.
Printed full colour 170gsm gloss / Print size: A4 210 mm x 297 mm
Designed by Ryan James Lee
BEAUTY WITHIN LIBERTY PRINT
This stunning artwork celebrates Liberty London as an iconic British landmark and its legacy in luxury retail and design. It incorporates historical and cultural elements of London, blending the past and present with a focus on the store’s connection to the Arts and Crafts movement and its founder, Arthur Lasenby Liberty. The vintage aesthetic adds a layer of nostalgia, while the Union Jack flags highlight the store’s British identity.
The central focus is the Tudor-style facade of Liberty London, known for its distinct black and white timbered design, which makes it one of the most recognizable landmarks in London. The storefront entrance is prominently displayed, with floral decorations and the name "Liberty" visible.
The storefront on the left bears the name "Arthur Lasenby Liberty," the founder of Liberty London. The year 1875 signifies the founding year of the store. On the right side, there is a storefront with the name William Morris, a nod to the British textile designer and artist who was closely associated with the Arts and Crafts movement, which Liberty London is known for.
The British flags displayed on the buildings signify Liberty’s heritage and its importance in British culture. The vintage red telephone booth and classic cars in the foreground emphasize the historic charm of the scene, symbolizing an earlier era of London.
The street is decorated with intricate floral patterns, reminiscent of Liberty’s famous floral fabric designs. The lower border includes floral embellishments and a Union Jack emblem with the royal coat of arms, symbolizing British pride.
Printed full colour 170gsm gloss 50 x 50 cm
Designed by Ryan James Lee
BEAUTY WITHIN LONDON PRINT
This design is a symbolic representation of London, showcasing its most famous landmarks and cultural symbols. It blends historical and modern architecture, with Big Ben and Tower Bridge signifying the city's heritage, while the London Eye represents its modernity. The Union Jack, red bus, black taxi, and overall composition emphasize national pride and the global identity of London as a historic and contemporary metropolis.
The central structure is Buckingham Palace, with its grand facade and symmetrical neoclassical architecture. It has been the official royal residence since the reign of Queen Victoria. The ornate golden gates at the forefront feature intricate details, including the Royal Coat of Arms, symbolizing the British monarchy. The gates are part of the palace's main entrance and are highly recognizable. Two royal Guards are stationed at the entrance in their iconic red uniforms and black bearskin hats. They symbolize the ceremonial traditions of the British monarchy.
The manicured gardens, colorful flowerbeds, and well-kept pathways reflect the elegance and grandeur of the palace grounds.
The central focus of the image is the Elizabeth Tower, commonly referred to as Big Ben, which is one of the most recognizable symbols of London and the United Kingdom. The clock face is prominently displayed. Just below and flanking Big Ben is Tower Bridge, another iconic landmark in London. The bridge is adorned with Union Jack flags, emphasizing its British significance. A classic red double-decker bus is also depicted crossing the bridge with the London black taxi on the right side, symbolizing London’s famous transportation system.
The London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames, is visible in the background, symbolizing modern London and its popularity as a tourist destination. The Union Jack flag is prominently displayed in the background, symbolizing the United Kingdom and its national pride. The sky features a mix of clouds and sunlight, adding a dramatic and patriotic backdrop to the composition.
Printed full colour 170gsm gloss / Print size: A4 210 mm x 297 mm
Designed by Ryan James Lee
THE ROYAL ALBERT DOCK PRINT
This design is a celebration of Liverpool’s maritime and cultural heritage. The Royal Albert Dock symbolizes the city’s historical significance as a major port, while the inclusion of the Liver Building, Yellow Submarine, and Liverpool Wheel showcases its rich history, connection to The Beatles, and modern tourist appeal. The artistic composition blends historical and contemporary elements, presenting Liverpool as a city of culture, history, and vibrancy.
It was originally built in the 19th century and is now a cultural and tourist destination, housing museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants. The backdrop is the Royal Albert Dock, a historic and iconic Liverpool waterfront landmark. The red-brick warehouse and cast-iron columns are key features of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Liverpool Wheel, a Ferris wheel located at the waterfront, is visible in the background, representing modern attractions in the city.
Floating in the water of the dock is a yellow submarine, a direct reference to The Beatles’ song "Yellow Submarine". As Liverpool is the hometown of The Beatles, this serves as a tribute to their legacy. We see seagulls flying in the sky emphasize Liverpool’s status as a maritime city, with its history closely tied to the sea.
The legendary British band, The Beatles, is depicted performing on a stage in front of a crowd. The band members are shown with their instruments, including Paul McCartney on bass, John Lennon on rhythm guitar, George Harrison on lead guitar, and Ringo Starr on drums. This is a nod to their origins in Liverpool and their rise to global fame.
The crowd in the foreground represents the massive fan base and
Beatlemania that surrounded The Beatles during their career.
The band's name is prominently displayed on the stage, matching the iconic logo that appeared on Ringo Starr’s drum kit.
The sign "Cavern" on the left references the Cavern Club, a historic music venue in Liverpool where The Beatles performed frequently in their early career. The Union Jack flag is subtly visible in the archway behind the stage, symbolizing The Beatles' British roots and their contribution to the UK’s cultural identity.
Printed full colour 170gsm gloss / Print size: A4 210 mm x 297 mm
Designed by Ryan James Lee
HARRODS PRINT
Harrods is a luxury department store located in Knightsbridge, London, renowned worldwide for its premium products and customer service. Established in 1849, it has become a symbol of British sophistication and wealth. This image highlights the store's grandeur and legacy, combining its iconic architecture with artistic embellishments and national symbols to emphasize its status as a prestigious British institution.
The central focus is the Harrods department store, recognizable by its ornate terracotta facade and golden lights. The name "HARRODS" is prominently displayed on the building. At the top center of the image, the Harrods emblem is displayed with the letter "H," symbolizing the brand and its heritage.
This design features a highly ornate arch surrounding the building, adorned with intricate golden motifs, vibrant colors, and decorative lamps, emphasizing elegance and luxury. The Union Jack flags are prominently displayed along the building’s exterior, symbolizing Harrods’ British identity.
The green palm leaves in the background add a touch of exoticism, possibly referencing Harrods' global appeal and its history of offering international luxury goods. The decorative lamps and columns reflect the store’s Victorian-era origins and its reputation for opulence.
Harrods is a globally renowned department store, founded in 1849. It is known for its opulent architecture, high-end luxury goods, and world-class service. This image highlights its iconic features, including the green awnings, Union Jack flags, and its association with British culture and luxury. The ornate presentation and use of royal and national symbols capture Harrods' unique identity as a historic and luxurious shopping destination.
Printed full colour 170gsm gloss 50 x 50 cm
Designed by Ryan James Lee
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