Innocent Art made a splash at PG Live. Cornish Artist, Shirley Netherton has created a beautiful series of vibrant land and seascapes. Her simple, unique style has developed over many years and uses form and colour to create lovely images that look great on cards. Shirley’s paintings are largely inspired by her native Cornwall, but
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With just a year to go until the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Festival, renowned British artist Tracey Emin has been unveiled as one of the 12 British artists chosen to design the official London 2012 posters. The posters will be produced by Leicester-based British supplier Pyramid International, which is to release them for sale
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Lino King, Brighton based, linocut printer turned publisher has added great colour to its Small Embossed Cards Sets. These gorgeous cards are all made from FSC papers and have duplex inner of cool grey paper. Also new in the line – fab cards in new occasions.
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Carrie Osborne’s wildly bold and fantastically colourful display of wrapping paper shouted out from the aisles at New Designers 2011 – great fun for kids! Carrie is an illustrator and surface pattern designer who’s just graduated from Leeds College of Art with a BA (Hons) Degree in Printed Textiles and Surface Pattern Design. Her work
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Walking around New Designers 2011 one could hardly fail to notice an extraordinary preponderance of eccentric, contemporary and vintage-style teapots in amongst the surface textiles, jewellery, fashion, home furnishings and greetings products. This was such a stand-out theme that we could not help but dedicate a page of our show review to this quintessentially
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Rebecca Rawlings, a graduate of Bradford School of Art and Design exhibiting at New Designers 2011, put on a fun, quirky and thoughtfully put-together showcase that caught our eye. Focusing on the kitchen as the heart of any family home, Rebecca has created a group of characters around pantry staples such as tea bags, ketchup
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