Recently an artist asked if she could help with our on-line presence. Knowing many artists are wanting to get the best from their websites we thought we’d do a few posts on the subject…
A lovely bright and cheerful Wallpaper for May from Scottish artist Vicky Mount. Seven sizes available with and without calendar.
A little image adjustment to a high resolution but, poor quality image of the “We Can Do it” propaganda poster .
The first of three posts on internet markets for visual artists. Here we feature five Ebay styled platforms for arts and crafts.
A public domain image for Easter. This linocut is by expressionist printmaker and painter Jerzy Hulewicz (1886-1941).
Writing a sympathy card is not easy. We want to reach out. We want to avoid clichés. We want to bring comfort, but grief is so very personal.
Okay so there’s no connection between Starlings and April, but we wanted to feature Steve’s work. I’m sure you will see many egg and bunny images without us
There’s a bit of a kerfuffle over the Royal Mail’s price increase announcement for 2012. With a 30 – 39 % hike, the internet is a buzz with folk saying – “that’s it, I’m sending e-cards from now on”…..
An adjusted Wikimedia public domain image from German biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel.
Come on you creative types, there are much better ways to add a bit of character than using the Bradley Hand font.
Yes, the offer is on all our cards so perhaps it’s time to stock up on others too.
We think of March and hares come to mind. Fortunately Suffolk artist Deborah Eileen Burrow kindly lent us this image for our March desktop wallpaper..
We receive some excellent work from immensely talented artists and completely ignore them. Yes, we don’t even have the good grace to send a standard regret letter….
We knew that on the Christian calendar it was the Friday after Ash Wednesday, but who knew it was Kissing Friday…
Love it or hate it St.Valentine’s day is here. For those weary of love hearts and roses here ‘s a few illustrations from US (via Australia) artist Sophie Blackall. Sophie’s work is inspired by the Craigslist ”missed connections” ads. Her work is published as a Book and individual signed prints are available at her Etsy shop.