Herb Honeyman is a contemporary painter whose work bridges the gap between structured geometry and the playful atmosphere of urban life. Specializing in oil on board, Honeyman utilizes a signature "soft cubism" approach—a style that retains the rhythmic fracturing of space found in early Cubism but softens through shape, colour and texture.

Artistic Style and Philosophy

Honeyman’s practice is defined by a meticulous process of deconstructing the world into its essential planes. By working on board rather than canvas, he achieves a firm, tactile surface that allows for both precise line work and rich, blended textures. His compositions do not seek to distort reality, but rather to reveal the multiple perspectives and hidden harmonies found within everyday environments.

The Global Collection Series

In a unique, nomadic approach to his practice, Honeyman dedicates entire collections to chosen cities. Each series serves as a visual diary, capturing the architectural DNA and interior life of a location through a lens of filtered memory and geometric grace.

• Cityscapes: Honeyman explores the rhythmic silhouettes of open space, a snapshot of stillness within the chosen city

• Still Life & Interiors: These intimate works peer into the private spaces of a city, finding beauty in the geometry of domestic space.