Limited-Edition Prints by P. Larkin. Only ten of each will ever be printed.

Sylvia and Ghosts are two shadowy new works from Art Hub studio artist P. Larkin. Sylvia uses layers of spray paint to create a haunting figure, while Ghosts transforms a darkly funny thought into bold graffiti lettering.

Each print is signed and numbered as part of an exclusive edition of ten. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Want both? Save $15 with the Sylvia + Ghosts Print Set.

The Artwork

Named after poet Sylvia Plath, Sylvia is a mysterious shadow figure formed through layers of spray paint. Shapes and textures emerge through the haze, giving the figure a presence that feels somewhere between an apparition, a memory and a thought that refuses to leave.

Ghosts takes a completely different approach. P. uses his love of graffiti lettering to deliver a blunt and very relatable declaration:

“Ghosts don’t scare me, but people sure do!!”

One piece draws from poetry and gives shape to the shadows. The other uses lettering and humour to remind us that the living can be much stranger.

The Important Bits

• Two prints: Sylvia and Ghosts
• Limited edition of ten of each
• Signed and numbered by the artist
• 13 × 19 inches
• Photo Matte 235 gsm paper
• Archival-quality, acid- and lignin-free stock
• Pigment-based ink
• High-resolution reproductions of original artwork
• Lovingly printed in our print lab
• No additional prints will be produced once the editions sell out

Who the F#@! Is P. Larkin?

P. Larkin is an artist, avid reader and lover of graffiti lettering, spray paint and the beautifully unruly marks they leave behind.

He works from his studio here at the Art Hub. You can usually tell when the creative juices are flowing before you even reach his door. Just follow the unmistakable smell of graff markers.

Part street poet, part visual troublemaker and part modern-day graffiti Buddha, P. brings a thoughtful mind to work that feels raw, layered and spontaneous. Sylvia and Ghosts show two distinct sides of his practice, one atmospheric and painterly, the other direct, graphic and darkly funny.