Blue and gold

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This photo wall art brings the glamor of the stars and planets to your space. Originally a photograph, it's a reproduction printed with premium inks on wrapped canvas for a gallery-worthy look. The design features an intricate metal clock in hues of blue and gold with astrology signs in various sizes, showing a sort of zodiac timekeeper. We love that this wall art comes with mounting hardware, so it's ready to hang right out of the box. Arrange it over your sideboard, sofa, or headboard for…

We finally managed to get to Castle Coch, near Cardiff yesterday. Well worth the visit, a magical Victorian interpretation of a Medieval castle. This detail is from the ceiling of the drawing room, my favourite room of the castle with so much detail to see. Even the walls were painted from top to bottom with scenes from Aesops fables! And over the next week i'll be posting some magical photos of Georgi, taken during a photoshoot we did together on Friday evening at Peto Iford Manor gardens.

Oxford Legal & Commercial commissioned me to create their new brand identity, to include a logo, submark, logotype, badge mark, monogram and brand patt

BonEful Fabric FQ Cotton Quilt Navy Blue Gold VTG Celestial Moon Star Sun Planet

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Ink Scribbler - Printed envelope addressing comes in the usual CMYK colors, ideally black. This looks nice, formal and classy if the envelopes are light colored, but it won't be easy to read when envelopes are black. Though we do have white ink printing, each pass on the printer just for 1 line is not cost effective. So I've come up with some envelope addressing alternatives to printed names. Some of the photos below are taken from Pinterest, as inspiration. I'll soon replace them with our…

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