George Morton-Clark is a globally recognized visual artist from Britain, known for his vibrant artwork. He possesses a remarkable talent for portraying familiar and dynamic imagery through his paintings. Drawing inspiration from his fondness for cartoon characters, he incorporates well-known figures from popular cartoons, particularly those originating from mid to late 20th-century American productions that have resonated with audiences worldwide. Characters like Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Dumbo, and Donald Duck, as well as the Pink Panther and Doraemon, find their place in his creations. Typically, George Morton-Clark employs acrylics, oil paints, charcoal, crayons, and spray paint to bring his artistic vision to life on unframed and uncoated canvas surfaces. However, this exhibition marks a special occasion as it unveils his latest works, which have been painted on coated canvas. It presents an opportunity for viewers to encounter his fresh and innovative approach to art on this distinct medium.