2012 Narrowboat Calendar
It is the time of year to be purchasing your 2012 calendar.
A beautiful exhibit associated with narrowboat and canal artwork along with a handy option to recall your personal important dates and anniversaries, the 2012 narrowboat calendars happen to be wonderfully dual purpose. This kind of calendar will make an excellent gift item. Purchase one of these 12 page masterpieces instead.
Technical Specs:
Tough wire binding and hanger
Stunningly sharp digital printing
Start the year with the month of your choice
200gsm satin art paper with a tougher cover
Exactly why do we tend to continue to shop for wall calendars?
It is easy to determine why traditional wall calendars continue to be very well liked. I had a narrowboat calender placed over my workspace at the office. To begin with, I do not need to close out or minimise the current application I am using and open up an additional one. Nor do I need to search about my mobile phone, key in some sort of pass word after which look for the application. I simply move my own head and sure enough, it’s hanging right where I can see it. Additionally, It cheers up what’s ordinarily a boring, plain wall.
My narrowboat calendar shows images coming from the canal network and also local villages. They can make great gifts for friends and relatives who may have an interest in the subject. Forget about Cliff Richard, cute cats and fluffy rabbits. The narrowboat calendar is definitely the must have family planner each and every year.
Front and back covers are shown here.
October 19th, 2011 | Category: Narrowboat Calendar | Comments Off
Narrowboat Postcards
Check out our narrowboat postcards available via redbubble.com.
Aside from the greeting cards, we are now able to offer ‘narrowboat postcards’.
Advertising tool, unfilled area on the workplace walls, remote companion, typically the modest narrowboat postcard is a lot more functional compared to ‘Optimus Prime’. Readily available in the form of a regular 4″ x 6″ as well as published sticking with the same technological know-how as well as excellent standard of craftsmanship as the greeting card you are aware of you simply will not end up being dissatisfied.
The actual reverse area will be embellished together with the picture title as well as artists information not to mention fantasticly situated regions of nothing at all so that you can fill out with the help of helpful things such as the latest postage stamp, some sort of street address as well as a ‘Wish you had been here’.
>> Select your narrowboat postcard here.
May 2nd, 2011 | Category: News | Comments Off
About time I made an update to this blog. So here is one of my recent images from a visit to the Grand Union Canal at Blisworth a few weeks ago before being hit by the recent snow and ice.
This image as well as many other canal and narrowboat scenes available from redbubble.com. Don’t forget your 2011 narrowboat calendar.
December 4th, 2010 | Category: Digitally Painted Image | Comments Off
I know that a lot of you boaters out there, especially those of you that host blogs, have some great images of the UK waterways.
I am currently co moderator for the UK Narrowboats & Canals group over at redbubble.com. We are always happy to welcome new photographers and artists who wish to have their images added to the group.
As well as allowing others to enjoy, view and comment on your work, Redbubble.com also enables you to be able to sell your work with little hassle. Simply upload your digital files to the site and Redbubble will take care of manufacture, shipping and customer service. Your images are able to be made into greeting cards, framed prints, calendars, canvases and posters, even printed on t-shirts.
So, those of you who wish to upload your images, join the redbubble.com site and when you are ready add your images to the UK Narrowboats & Canals group.
Alternatively, you are always welcome to just browse through the images of others who have a keen interest in the UK waterways. Just click on this link. UK Narrowboats & Canals.
Thank you.
November 2nd, 2010 | Category: News | Leave a comment