24/08/2026
The Magnificent Seven in colour.
For the first time, you can finally see the whole thing online.
Last year, I released a limited edition of 100 prints of my black-and-white ink drawing of the Magnificent Seven - they sold out!
Since then, Iāve had so many people ask me when I was going to do another one.
I always knew I wanted to come back to them, but I didnāt want to just make another version of the same piece. I wanted to do something completely different.
This time, I wanted colour.
So about six months ago, I started working on this one.
For the last six months Iāve been setting aside a bit of time almost every day to work on it. Some days I made good progress. Other days I spent an unreasonable amount of time on one tiny detail that most people will probably never notice š
But I really wanted to take my time with it and get it right.
The Magnificent Seven are buildings Iāve known my whole life, and I think thatās probably true for a lot of Trinis.
It was really fun getting to interpret them again, this time in a completely different way.
And now, six months later, itās finally finished.
We gave everyone who came into the gallery on Saturday the first chance to see it in person, and today is the first day Iām sharing the full piece online.
You can find it now in the online store, or come into Nicholas Huggins Gallery & Studio to see it in person.
If youāre in Trinidad, I really do recommend coming to see it at the gallery. Thereās so much detail in this one, and the colours and scale are just much easier to appreciate when youāre standing in front of it.
If youāre interested in one or you have any questions, feel free to send me a DM.
And now that you can finally see the whole thing, I really want to know what you think.
Let me know in the comments. Whatās the first thing your eye goes to? šš½
