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Harland Miller

Created 'Too Cool To Die' for the Tusk Turtle Trail 2025

Too Cool To Die

Harland Miller, renowned for his witty and nostalgic artwork, is celebrated for transforming classic Penguin book covers into satirical and evocative paintings. Works like Who Cares Wins, Love Saves the Day, and Hate’s Outta Date exemplify his unique blend of narrative, humour, and nostalgia for the Penguin book classics, fused with Pop Art sensibilities and Abstract Expressionist influences.

“Maxims, slogans, sayings. Language has a way of cutting through, especially anything snappy (turtles are known for being snappy aren’t they?). Something that stays in the mind long after you have walked away. Because that isn’t the timeframe in which this problem exists. It is ongoing, in a way that I hope this work will be.”
Harland Miller

‘Too Cool To Die’ is sponsored by Jonathan and Rachel Biggs

About the Tusk Turtle Trail

The Tusk Turtle Trail is a vibrant public art exhibition highlighting the urgent need to protect our oceans and endangered sea turtles.

From July to September 2025, a flotilla of artist-designed turtle sculptures will appear across central London — each one a unique celebration of marine life and a call to action for conservation. You can follow the trail with our online map or download a printable map.

At the end of the trail, the turtles will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Tusk’s work protecting marine wildlife and ecosystems.

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Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett, Ronnie Wood and Ralph Steadman behind the scenes with their turtle sculptures.
Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett, Ronnie Wood and Ralph Steadman behind the scenes with their turtle sculptures.

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