Felix the Rabbit is Digitally printed kitchen splashback art, taken from an original acrylic painting on canvas. By Emily Johnston Artist 'Emily Johnston' Watermark removed when printing
- Glass
- 6mm toughened low-iron glass, polished edges
- Heat
- Heat resistant to over 400 °C — safe behind gas, induction and range hobs
- Size
- Made to measure — any width and height, cut to the millimetre; socket cut-outs and shaped edges available. How to measure (PDF)
- Fitting
- Fit it yourself with neutral-cure silicone, over tiles or plaster — no grout. Fitting guide (PDF)
- Made in
- Our own workshop in Belfast, Northern Ireland
- Lead time
- Stock sizes in around a week; bespoke sizes, shapes and cut-outs typically 2–4 weeks
- Samples
- 150 × 100 mm sample of the real glass, £15 delivered
The above artwork is digitally printed directly onto 6mm toughened glass so is heat resistant to over 400C. Felix the Rabbit was painted in 2020 in acrylic paint on stretched canvas. The green background colour is highly complementary for the beautiful orange tones in his eyes, really bringing him to life
For more information on Emily visit www.emilyjohnstonartist.com
Currently creating from her hometown in Newtownards, Northern Ireland, Emily has been painting for over 10 years. In 2014, her piece ‘Shower Thoughts’ was selected to be displayed in the ‘Creative Peninsula’ exhibition, where the piece attracted a great deal of attention. Since then the style of her work has developed and she focuses mainly on wildlife, agricultural animals and pets and she often paints in the garden. There she is inspired by the nature surrounding her home by looking across the fields and lough in front of her.
She works prominently on stretched canvas’s with acrylic paint, although also enjoys creating with mixed media depending on the style of the piece. Her style makes a prominent feature on any wall, by adding dramatic colour and bringing life into a room. Using bold, striking backgrounds made up of a singular block colour, her work is projected forward making every piece created eye catching and the centre of attention in any room.
'Emily Johnston' Watermark removed when printing