Please Excuse The Mess
Hand-signed Giclée on Canvas Board Limited Edition Artwork by Peter Smith.
Visually irresistible, Moreish 2026 is striking series of still life that indulges both the sweet tooth and the sense of humour. Centred around iconic British confectionary, Peter and Jayne have perfected the art of sugar-coating the truth — wrapping sharp observations in warmth, wit, and an unmistakable affection for the familiar.
With bold typography, graphic clarity and punchy colour palettes, ‘Please Excuse The Mess’ is instantly readable, uplifting, and delightful to live with. Designed not only to catch the eye, but to lift the mood. Nutritional panels, tiny graphic details and hidden jokes emerge over time, transforming the works into conversation pieces that continue to reveal themselves long after the first glance.
Across the collection, familiar British classics, in this case Tangfastics are reimagined with the Smiths’ hyper-realist precision. Peters’ refined oil technique gives each wrapper a tactile presence so convincing it appears almost peelable, while the clean compositions maintain a crisp contemporary elegance perfectly suited to modern interiors.
Tangfastics arrived in the UK in the early 1990s with a bold proposition: what if a sweet didn’t choose a single personality? Combining sweet, sour, fizzy and chewy sensations in one bag, they offered variety, unpredictability and a certain sense of adventure. Each shape appears unrelated to the next, creating the impression of a carefully curated chaos.
Eating Tangfastics became less a snack and more a negotiation. You never knew what you would encounter next, only that it might be thrilling, surprising, or mildly challenging. For many, this unpredictability was precisely the point. They remain one of the most honest forms of confectionery: not comforting or orderly, but exuberantly alive.
Internationally recognised for their razor-sharp wordplay and technical precision, Peter and Jayne Smith occupy a distinctive position within contemporary fine art. Widely collected for their mischievous humour, their works transform familiar consumer objects into gently subversive social commentary — affectionate, relatable and quietly insightful. Moreish continues the artists’ celebrated exploration of the everyday elevated to the iconic.
This artwork is a hand-signed Giclée on canvas board limited edition by Peter Smith and is also available in a set of seven.
Find out more about Moreish 2026 or shop more Peter Smith's art here.
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Please Excuse The Mess
Hand-signed Giclée on Canvas Board Limited Edition Artwork by Peter Smith.
Visually irresistible, Moreish 2026 is striking series of still life that indulges both the sweet tooth and the sense of humour. Centred around iconic British confectionary, Peter and Jayne have perfected the art of sugar-coating the truth — wrapping sharp observations in warmth, wit, and an unmistakable affection for the familiar.
With bold typography, graphic clarity and punchy colour palettes, ‘Please Excuse The Mess’ is instantly readable, uplifting, and delightful to live with. Designed not only to catch the eye, but to lift the mood. Nutritional panels, tiny graphic details and hidden jokes emerge over time, transforming the works into conversation pieces that continue to reveal themselves long after the first glance.
Across the collection, familiar British classics, in this case Tangfastics are reimagined with the Smiths’ hyper-realist precision. Peters’ refined oil technique gives each wrapper a tactile presence so convincing it appears almost peelable, while the clean compositions maintain a crisp contemporary elegance perfectly suited to modern interiors.
Tangfastics arrived in the UK in the early 1990s with a bold proposition: what if a sweet didn’t choose a single personality? Combining sweet, sour, fizzy and chewy sensations in one bag, they offered variety, unpredictability and a certain sense of adventure. Each shape appears unrelated to the next, creating the impression of a carefully curated chaos.
Eating Tangfastics became less a snack and more a negotiation. You never knew what you would encounter next, only that it might be thrilling, surprising, or mildly challenging. For many, this unpredictability was precisely the point. They remain one of the most honest forms of confectionery: not comforting or orderly, but exuberantly alive.
Internationally recognised for their razor-sharp wordplay and technical precision, Peter and Jayne Smith occupy a distinctive position within contemporary fine art. Widely collected for their mischievous humour, their works transform familiar consumer objects into gently subversive social commentary — affectionate, relatable and quietly insightful. Moreish continues the artists’ celebrated exploration of the everyday elevated to the iconic.
This artwork is a hand-signed Giclée on canvas board limited edition by Peter Smith and is also available in a set of seven.
Find out more about Moreish 2026 or shop more Peter Smith's art here.
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Hand-signed Giclée on Canvas Board Limited Edition Artwork by Peter Smith.
Visually irresistible, Moreish 2026 is striking series of still life that indulges both the sweet tooth and the sense of humour. Centred around iconic British confectionary, Peter and Jayne have perfected the art of sugar-coating the truth — wrapping sharp observations in warmth, wit, and an unmistakable affection for the familiar.
With bold typography, graphic clarity and punchy colour palettes, ‘Please Excuse The Mess’ is instantly readable, uplifting, and delightful to live with. Designed not only to catch the eye, but to lift the mood. Nutritional panels, tiny graphic details and hidden jokes emerge over time, transforming the works into conversation pieces that continue to reveal themselves long after the first glance.
Across the collection, familiar British classics, in this case Tangfastics are reimagined with the Smiths’ hyper-realist precision. Peters’ refined oil technique gives each wrapper a tactile presence so convincing it appears almost peelable, while the clean compositions maintain a crisp contemporary elegance perfectly suited to modern interiors.
Tangfastics arrived in the UK in the early 1990s with a bold proposition: what if a sweet didn’t choose a single personality? Combining sweet, sour, fizzy and chewy sensations in one bag, they offered variety, unpredictability and a certain sense of adventure. Each shape appears unrelated to the next, creating the impression of a carefully curated chaos.
Eating Tangfastics became less a snack and more a negotiation. You never knew what you would encounter next, only that it might be thrilling, surprising, or mildly challenging. For many, this unpredictability was precisely the point. They remain one of the most honest forms of confectionery: not comforting or orderly, but exuberantly alive.
Internationally recognised for their razor-sharp wordplay and technical precision, Peter and Jayne Smith occupy a distinctive position within contemporary fine art. Widely collected for their mischievous humour, their works transform familiar consumer objects into gently subversive social commentary — affectionate, relatable and quietly insightful. Moreish continues the artists’ celebrated exploration of the everyday elevated to the iconic.
This artwork is a hand-signed Giclée on canvas board limited edition by Peter Smith and is also available in a set of seven.
Find out more about Moreish 2026 or shop more Peter Smith's art here.
