Gill Park – UK graphic designer/artist

Gill Park graduated from Glasgow School of Art and has built a successful business specialising in packaging design. She has never, however, forgotten her original ambition to paint and has been busy recently, making up for lost time. Her latest collection of images is very personal and close at hand – her shoes. Gill sells cards, originals and prints online and through some outlets. At the moment she is looking for new customers in the independent retail sector. Gill Parks is based in Ayrshire, Scotland.

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Cally Hithersay
September 26, 2011 at 2:49 pm

Good afternoon,

We are K L Plastics and we manufacture bespoke cello bags for greetings cards.We are in UK.

I would be delighted to quote for your requirements and I’d be happy to send some samples too.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Very best regards,
Cally

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