Printed on Hahnemühle Photorag Fine Art paper (308gsm), each print showcases exceptional depth of colour and detail with a super matt finish.
Print size 8 x 10 "
Flash print sale:
Running from 9th - 16th June only, I will be selling 8 x 10" prints (open edition) to help raise funds to secure the home and studio of artists Siân Davey and her disabled daughter Alice, and to continue Siâns deppe and transformative work with The Creative Body Process.
All profits from this print sale will be sent directly to Siân. Prints will be processed and shipped once all orders have been received.
Shipping will be calculated at checkout.
WHO
Prints with Purpose is a project that's been in the back of my mind for a while now, conceived as a way to help promote and raise money for local charities through by donating a percentage of money raised from sales of Artwork.
It's taken me a little while to get around to starting this, but with the recent outbreak of Covid-19, which has had a devastating impact on the livehoods of the majority of the country (particularly creative freelancers like myself) it seemed like this would be a good time.
WHO
Prints with Purpose is a project that's been in the back of my mind for a while now, conceived as a way to help promote and raise money for local charities through by donating a percentage of money raised from sales of Artwork.
It's taken me a little while to get around to starting this, but with the recent outbreak of Covid-19, which has had a devastating impact on the livehoods of the majority of the country (particularly creative freelancers like myself) it seemed like this would be a good time.
WHO
Prints with Purpose is a project that's been in the back of my mind for a while now, conceived as a way to help promote and raise money for local charities through by donating a percentage of money raised from sales of Artwork.
It's taken me a little while to get around to starting this, but with the recent outbreak of Covid-19, which has had a devastating impact on the livehoods of the majority of the country (particularly creative freelancers like myself) it seemed like this would be a good time.
Beth Steddon

