Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Number 50
Friday, 4 January 2013
New for 2013: 'The Collectors series'!!
New for 2013 from Right Profile Photography!
'The Collectors series' features 50 stunning new designs.
The 50 new greeting cards have specially selected imagery from the photographic portfolio of Mark Johnstone.
Landscape, architecture, the natural world and observational work all feature in this captivating new range which is also available in various sizes of art print.
All will be available through the Right Profile Photography web site and selected stockists within the City of Edinburgh.
Select your favourites now and start collecting the complete range!
http://www.rightprofile-photography.co.uk/#/the-collectors-series/4572357963 
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
New additions to Edinburgh card range!
20 new designs included in our greeting cards range!!
Visit to view fantastic black and white images of Edinburgh.
http://www.edinburgh-photographs.co.uk/#/greeting-cards/4562520720
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Best seller!!
Card sales still going very well! All designs being very well received and more outlets to be firmed up early next week.
One of 32 designs, 'Definition' a card showing a 1930's entry describing Edinburgh is selling particularly well......the text on the rear reads..
"Calligraphic detail showing Scotland's capital, Edinburgh.
Residents and visitors alike will all have their own idea of how we should define this wonderfully diverse and exciting city"
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Available now!!
Just one of the images available in greeting card and mounted print form from Concrete Wardrobe on Broughton Street!
Concrete Wardrobe and Edinburgh-photographs.co.uk
Very happy to announce that our new range of Edinburgh greetings cards will be on sale from today at Concrete Wardrobe on Broughton Street. We have also selected some fantastic mounted prints inspired by Broughton, the New Town and Leith for sale in the store!
We are sure that our cards and imagery will fit in well with the wonderful ranges already available in Concrete Wardrobe which is dedicated to promote Scottish or Scottish based designers whose work is both high quality and affordable.
Visit http://www.facebook.com/pages/Concrete-Wardrobe/97177794380 for more info on all the ranges available and dont't forget to spread the word!!
Friday, 30 March 2012
#Edinburgh cards!!
Fantastic new range of cards now available on-line - please visit to view the range of 32 designs to make your delection http://www.edinburgh-photographs.co.uk/#/greeting-cards/4562520720
Tuesday, 27 March 2012
New greeting cards
Off out today with my new cards, 22 new designs, bringing the range up to 32 what I think are fantatstic pictorial art cards! Will have a week of losing shoe leather around town and am confident that they will be well received by all after conducting local market research for the past 2 weeks. This one shows the Shore in Edinburgh looking very continental.........a web site / page showing the range is in the pipeline too.
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
New range of Edinburgh greeting cards
Just collected a box from my printers, Doricmor. Inside are 24 new designs for my greeting cards range! They will supplement the existing 10 cards that I have already produced and are on sale around town.
The new designs have a varied feel to them with classic imagery from the Scottish capital and some more quirky pictures that I am sure will go down well too. A lot of hard work and effort has gone into these photographs and their transformation into quality art cards - I can honestly say that to the best of my knowledge, I have not seen anything else quite like them on sale in Edinburgh. I will keep you all posted about where to purchase them and hope to have a web site (or web page..) featuring them all up and running very soon.
A huge thanks to Stewart at Doricmor for doing such a great job, I totally reccommend them to anyone http://www.yourdoricmor.com
The attached image: West Register house caught in amongst the puddles and cobblestones of a mews lane........
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