Alastair Becker

Son of renowned portrait artist Anne Becker, Alastair set up Papa G Prints in 2017 to share his vibrant collection of original artworks with the world.

Why the name 'Papa G Prints'?
The name Papa G comes from his father Gerald who is lovingly called Papa by his four grandsons. As both originals and the finest quality Giclee prints would be available to buy the name became the perfect fit.

Motivation to Create
Coming from an arty family, Alastair has always been an avid artist, but the decision to put together a portfolio of work only came to fruition later in life following a ten year period living and working in Japan. Years of telling others to go after their dreams and fulfill their potential both in Japan as an English Language teacher and now back in the UK as a primary school teacher have driven Alastair to do just that. Teacher by day, artist by night.

Style & Inspiration
Ink Work: His work pays homage to his time in Asia, cleverly marrying Japanese calligraphy techniques and mediums including Japanese' Sumi' inks with more traditional western mediums such as watercolours and acrylics. Bold yet subtle use of black inks and paints reflect shadows that would otherwise go unnoticed with trademark accents of colour ...

Durham University
BA Honours Degree (2003)

Haileybury College (1999)

Islington Arts Factory Summer Salon Exhibition 2017
The Coffee Box Gallery 2017 - 2018
the Brick Lane Gallery April 2018
Art Fair East December 2018