andrewrobinsonart Blog

Most sports fans already own the usual things. A scarf. A shirt. A mug. A programme tucked away in a drawer. Maybe a poster from years ago, kept more for the memory than the quality. That is why an Andrew Robinson art print feels different. It takes something deeply personal, the love of a club, a player, a match, a venue or a sporting moment, and presents it as proper fine art. These are not throwaway decorations or mass-produced wall fillers.

Choosing art for a wall should feel exciting, not restrictive. The print may be perfect, but if the size does not suit the space, or the framing choice does not fit the room, the decision becomes harder than it needs to be. That is why the expanded collection at andrewrobinsonart is such a useful step forward. The range now gives collectors, supporters, and gift buyers more choice across print sizes, formats, mounts, and framed options, with prices starting from just £11.

Painting a football club scene is always a unique challenge. This week, I’ve been working on a piece featuring Bedford Town FC, a club from the National League North. Bedford is less than 30 miles from where I live, yet it’s a place I’ve rarely visited. I’ve only been there once or twice in my life, so this project has given me a fresh perspective on a local area I don’t know well. The painting process has been interesting, with some unexpected hurdles along the way.

Hull City AFC’s recent promotion to the Premier League after their 1-0 victory over Middlesbrough FC at Wembley Stadium marks a thrilling moment for the club and its supporters. This return is a cause for celebration. The play-off final itself was a tense, low-scoring affair played under a heat wave, but the Tigers’ fans will remember the result more than the conditions. This blog post explores the significance of Hull City’s promotion, the unusual events surrounding the fina