KITTY
FINEGAN
Kitty typically creates artwork in collections, much like in the fashion industry, designing each collection specifically for exhibition. This approach allows her to focus on individual pieces while ensuring they come together as a cohesive whole.
She designs her work specifically for print, which gives her the freedom to create different pieces suited to various printing techniques. She loves experimenting with silkscreen, giclée, and lithograph methods to bring each artwork to life in its own unique way.
Her work has been showcased at numerous UK and international art fairs, including the Glasgow Art Fair and Affordable Art Fairs in London, Stockholm, and New York. She has collaborated with handbag designer Helen Rochfort, with their work featuring on ITV’s This Morning. Some of her illustrations have appeared on the front page of The Sunday Times, and her clients include the late Hollywood actress Esther Williams.
KITTY'S WORK
Print Gallery: "Harajuku Pop Fruits"
“Harajuku Pop Fruits” is a striking collection of headshot portraits infused with the energy and boldness of Japanese pop culture. Inspired by everything from anime aesthetics and neon cityscapes to vintage packaging and early graphic design, each piece bursts with personality and saturated colour.
These stylised portraits feature expressive faces set against graphic pop-art backgrounds filled with patterns, iconography, and punchy colours.
Each artwork captures a different mood or archetype: playful, fierce, contemplative or cool. The exaggerated colour palettes and graphic shapes invite the viewer to explore identity through a lens of fantasy, nostalgia, and street-style glamour.
This collection is a visual overload of bold colours, loud lines that reveal soft emotions hiding just under the surface.
KITTY'S WORK
Print Gallery: "The Vintage Bathing Society"
The “Vintage Bathing Society” takes a nostalgic dive into the aesthetics of early-to-mid-20th century beach and pool culture.
This collection takes a nostaligic dip into the glamour, joy and quiet rebellion of vintage swimming ladies - mostly captured in moments of leisure and play.
These artworks celebrate old postcards, sun-faded afternoons, seaside rituals and the elegance of the female form. Using retro colour palettes and design cues, each piece reflects a dreamlike memory of warm days and simple pleasures.
This work is a tribute to the rituals of summer, the beauty of the female form and the timeless allure of the seaside.
KITTY'S WORK
Print Gallery: "Blush & Bombshells"
“Blush & Bombshells” is a nostalgic celebration of femininity, fantasy, and visual flirtation — channeling the golden age of pin-up through a rose-tinted lens. This collection of vintage-inspired ladies reimagines mid-century glamour in a palette of powder pinks to tease boudoir elegance with a playful edge.
Each figure is styled with iconic pin-up charm — from winged eyeliner and cinched waists to coy glances and classic curves. The artworks blend retro fashion illustration, classic advertising aesthetics, and romantic fantasy, inviting the viewer into a world where softness meets strength, and glamour becomes a visual language of empowerment.
This is femininity in full flourish: sugar-sweet on the surface, but rich with layers of character, confidence, and timeless allure.
KITTY'S WORK
Print Gallery: "Swimming In Deco"
“Swimming in Deco” is a vibrant collection inspired by the elegance and glamour of the Art Deco era—celebrating subtle lines, delicious colours and the graceful beauty of the female form.
Each work captures the timeless allure of women in bathing caps, an iconic accessory that nods to vintage style while echoing Deco’s love of clean geometry and sculptural design.
The diving figures glide with the same elegance as the sweeping curves and symmetry of the age, while their poised companions embody feminine strength and style—both shimmering with a distinctly modern glamour.
