By East End Prints - Greetings Cards & Postcards
Sardines by Alice Straker Greetings Card
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Why we carry this
This charming greetings card showcases a delightful illustration by British artist Alice Straker, printed using eco-friendly vegan inks on premium 300gsm Invercote board. Alice's signature style brings food and drink to life through bold, textured oil paintings created in her Hampshire studio. Using an inventive mix of oils, pastels, palette knives, and brushes, she crafts artwork with such appetizing dimension you'll swear you could taste it. Perfect for food lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Alice also welcomes custom commission requests.
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