Greetings Gallery

Greetings Gallery Launched in July 2020, Greetings Gallery was created to offer a range of high quality British artist-designed greeting cards and related products.

It’s feeling very wintery here in Cambridge, but as it’s technically still autumn we’d like to share some warming autumn...
27/11/2020

It’s feeling very wintery here in Cambridge, but as it’s technically still autumn we’d like to share some warming autumn colours with you. Details from The Umbrella Tree by Chrissie Havers, Across the Meadow by Stuart Green and The Pathless Woods by Tess Recordon 🍁

We have a lovely new range of cards from artist Christie Havers
16/11/2020

We have a lovely new range of cards from artist Christie Havers

04/10/2020

our David Brown has works in numerous collections including the Universities of Cambridge, London and Edinburgh, and the V&A. He has pioneered novel printmaking techniques using the JAVA computer language, and his major themes are architecture and abstract design. http://bit.ly/GG_DavidBrown

Thirty St Mary Axe is better known as The Gherkin, one of the City of London’s most celebrated new buildings. Our   Davi...
03/10/2020

Thirty St Mary Axe is better known as The Gherkin, one of the City of London’s most celebrated new buildings. Our David Brown’s rendition of this iconic building accentuates the beautiful geometry of the design, reinvigorated by David’s unique JAVA ‘massaging’. http://bit.ly/GG_Gherkin

  David Brown’s digital print-making methods - written in the JAVA programming language - are complex, and each new prin...
29/09/2020

David Brown’s digital print-making methods - written in the JAVA programming language - are complex, and each new print entails much experimentation and development. One technique involves using the tonal density in an initial image, using one of his photographs or paintings, to determine characteristics of drawn marks in the final print. The density, size, or colour of the marks may be made proportional to tonality in the initial image.

This image shows an extract from an original photograph of Norman Foster’s ‘Gherkin’ building in the City of London taken by David and an extract from the same area of the final print, in which the density of drawn marks (all coloured white) plotted on a black background is proportional to the tonality in the original photograph. http://bit.ly/GG_Gherkin

19/09/2020

This week’s Chrissie Havers likes to use different colour combinations suggested by the subject she is working on, whether landscape or still life: she describes herself as a Colourist. 🎨 Her paintings always have a unique colour palette, leading to a distinctly recognisable style. http://bit.ly/GG_ChrissieHavers

  🎨 Chrissie HaversAs an artist painting mostly in oils, Chrissie is primarily interested in colour and its properties. ...
17/09/2020

🎨 Chrissie Havers

As an artist painting mostly in oils, Chrissie is primarily interested in colour and its properties. She enjoys exploring different colour relationships – not just the literal translation of what she sees. Landscapes provide endless motifs for colour experiments, while buildings, trees, and even fencing posts, can produce strong dynamic shapes to aid composition. See her designs here ➡️ http://bit.ly/GG_ChrissieHavers

Holkham beach on the Norfolk Coast is a beautiful spot for artists, such as our   Katrina Wilkie, to get inspired. 🎨 Whe...
05/09/2020

Holkham beach on the Norfolk Coast is a beautiful spot for artists, such as our Katrina Wilkie, to get inspired. 🎨 Where do you visit for your inspiration? 💡 Let us know. http://bit.ly/GG_KatrinaWilkie

We love this design, ‘Over the Railway Line’, from this week’s   Katrina Wilkie which has been taken from the original p...
04/09/2020

We love this design, ‘Over the Railway Line’, from this week’s Katrina Wilkie which has been taken from the original painting you can see on the left here. 🎨 http://bit.ly/GG_RailwayLine

  🎨 Katrina WilkieFormerly a professional illustrator, Katrina Wilkie now exhibits her paintings, prints and photographs...
03/09/2020

🎨 Katrina Wilkie

Formerly a professional illustrator, Katrina Wilkie now exhibits her paintings, prints and photographs in many group exhibitions and regularly takes part in Cambridge Open Studios. In the last few years she has had more time to devote to painting and currently exhibits in the East and in London. We have used some of her landscapes as subjects in our new range of art greeting cards. See her available designs here ➡️ http://bit.ly/GG_KatrinaWilkie

22/08/2020

the first oil paints were used in the 5th century? 🖼️ Oil Painting designs have come a long way since then… 🎨 https://bit.ly/GG_OilPaintings

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