Burton Pop Art
Jeremy Burton in his studio holding one of his pop-art canvases

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Art is what brought me home.

I joined the Navy at 18 and served nearly 17 years. Drove submarines, did two tours in Iraq, and deployed 13 times across 22 countries. Coming home was the hard part. An airbrush is what gave me my footing back, and now it’s my full-time work.

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The work

Satirical pop art about patriotism, power, and the cost of military service. Some of it is funny, some of it is heavy, and a lot of it points at things we’d rather not look at: veteran homelessness, the loss, the bill nobody itemizes. I work in the lineage of Warhol, Banksy, and Shepard Fairey.

Originals, not prints

Everything in the shop is an original, hand-made and hand-painted. I don’t sell paper prints. The larger pieces are one of a kind or part of a small numbered series, and the smaller canvases are originals too, just at a more accessible size.

Materials & sizes

Multi-layer stencils and airbrush on canvas, gallery wrapped, finished with a gloss or matte varnish. Sizes run from small 12×16 canvases up to 24×30 originals. Every piece 20×20 inches and larger ships with a certificate of authenticity.

Prices

There’s a way in at most budgets: shirts from $25, mini canvases $50, small 12×16 canvases $80, and original paintings $275 to $600.

Commissions

I take commissions. If you’ve got something in mind, tell me what you’re picturing through the contact page and we’ll build it together.

Where are you based?

St. Petersburg, Florida.