The Icon of Screems
Edek Thompson
£50
Description
The green screams but spelled screems. It is hard to know how slugs would spell.
Details
Medium
Pencil, househould emulsion, scrap vinyl, found plywood
Dimensions
8 W x 8 H x 1 D cm
Delivery
Delivery available to these regions:
Region
Price
UK Mainland
£10.00
- Orders will be processed and dispatched within 7 business days of receiving the order.
- Estimated delivery times: 10-21 days.
- Delivery will be tracked and tracking information provided once the order has been dispatched.
- Delays caused by postal services are beyond my control.
Legals
Terms of Sale
- Prices are as listed on Exhibtd.
- Payments are securely processed through Stripe.
- If you change your mind, you may cancel or return the item within 14 days of receipt.
- Please contact me before returning any items so we can arrange the process smoothly.
- Shipping costs for returns are the responsibility of the buyer unless the item is damaged.
- Please contact me if your item doesn’t arrive within 7 business days of dispatch.
- If your item arrives damaged, please contact me within 2 days of receipt with photos and a description of the damage.
- Refunds will be processed directly to your bank account. This is dependent upon you providing your bank details in a timely manner.
- You can cancel your order before dispatch. Please contact me as soon as possible if you wish to cancel through your Exhibtd account area.
- Custom or commissioned artworks cannot be returned unless faulty or damaged.
Disclaimers
- Colours may vary slightly between on-screen images and real artworks due to monitor settings and lighting.
- Every original piece is handmade; small variations and imperfections are part of its character.
- Frames shown in images are for display purposes unless otherwise specified.
Copyright
- All artworks, designs, product images, and written content in this shopfront are copyright of Edward Thompson, 2026.
- Works may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without prior written permission.
- Purchasing an artwork or print does not grant reproduction rights.
Data Protection
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- Process and deliver your order
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About the artist
Edek Thompson
West Yorkshire, United KingdomEdek Thompson
West Yorkshire, United KingdomEdek is a community artist, who paints the apocalypse one dog, pigeon or crow at a time. Creating fun and disturbing images of a future ravaged by climate change, he imagines a world full of mutations and strange adaptations, where duck feet will aid survival in a new lifetime underwater. His work is a future mythology, a way to remember and document the things around us for when they are no longer there.
Sustainability and accessibility are key factors in Edek’s work and inform his material choices. He uses found and donated materials, household emulsions rescued from landfill, boards from building sites and vinyl from sign shop bins, along with the stuff people usually have lying around at home like pens, pencils and crayons. Using these materials and working from reference photos that he has taken himself, Edek hopes his creations can help to spread a little joy and optimism at the end of the world.
Edek’s work started as a way of working through his own anxieties around climate change, but soon developed into a deeper exploration of his own mental health and wellbeing, an acknowledgement of isolation due to chronic pain, a meditation on grief and loss, and a question of how we can engage with, build, and maintain supportive, nurturing communities.
