Edward Waite Artwork
From the moment Edward Waite re-entered the art world after a two-year global adventure he has redefined how we view modern cityscapes, browse his artwork below. With bold textures, vibrant colour and a completely original ketchup bottle drizzle technique, Edward captures the raw energy and electric buzz of urban life. His work bursts off the canvas from London skyline paintings and New York cityscape art to colourful interpretations of Paris and beyond, they are not just painted they are felt.
Collectors of modern British city art prize Waite’s work for its blending of traditional fine art with 3D textured painting style street-level inspiration his immersive large-scale cityscape paintings feel like walking through a dream built from steel glass and neon. Whether wrapped around a full-size phone box or stitched into the lining of a Savile Row suit Edward Waite’s artwork refuses to stay still. If you are looking to buy an original Edward Waite cityscape or browse some limited edition prints for your home or office, each artwork is a statement piece that blends fine art craftsmanship with contemporary vibrancy.
About Edward Waite
More Facts about Edward Waite
Ed began his painting journey when studying Fine Art at The University of Lincoln, after graduation he stopped painting completely and travelled the world for 2 years. Upon his return Edward started to turn all his sketches and notes into larger pieces of artwork and since has created a vast portfolio.
Ed is known for his 3D cityscapes, painting iconic landmarks from cities around the world including Paris, New York, and of course, London. Each work perfectly captures the bright lights and constant rush of urban life, thanks to his bold, colour-filled technique
His art is held in private and corporate collections worldwide, including various high-profile collectors within the UK.
Ed has a signature painting style of a unique combination of architectural drawing and street art energy, applied in thick, textured paint using a ketchup bottle drizzle technique.
London, New York, Paris, and other major global cities, often inspired by his travels and personal sketchbooks.
