21. 3. 13 Change of address and some lovely new prints.

If you want to write to me using good old pen and paper or send orders by post with a cheque, please use the new address on the contact page and PDF form and ignore the PO Box number on the back of any of my greetings/ Christmas cards you might still have lying about.

Meanwhile, check out the new prints I have available>>> and decorate your walls with some class!

A huge thank you to all the lovely people who have taken the time to respond with their fantastic comments when they've received their calendar and card orders this festive season! It makes it all worthwhile to be told I'm sending out the highest quality products and in super quick time. the first 100 Pinup calendars are all sold now but be reassured, they still come signed and dated ' 2012' ( or 2013 if you're reading this in January!) and there's still time to get yourself a numbered Land Rover calendar.


Land Rover greetings cards

I've chosen two of my favourite classic Land Rover designs for my new A5 size greetings cards. Produced on the same high quality card as the Christmas cards they're blank inside for your own message and are 'Letter' size for the purposes of Royal Mail. I'm hoping to add to this range as the year proceeds.

Charity prints make excellent gifts

There are a now selection of charity prints available including the LRDG Egypt
Map>>>which helps to raise funds for Help for Heroes and the Iraq Union Jack Land Rover print which supports BLESMA.>>>

Race 2 Recovery Wildcat prints help raise money for the R2R team

A whopping £260 was raised for the Race2Recovery team when my R2R A3 framed print went to auction at the ALRC Nationals.
No.1 of a limited edition of 25, the remaining 24 A3 size giclee prints can be purchased from me at £50 each, signed and numbered.
Available exclusively from this web site, hurry to secure yours and with each sale I will donate £10 to Race 2 Recovery.

You may have noticed in the 4x4s and cars merchandise section that I am offering signed  A4 prints of Fred Dibnah’s Land Rover, which I drew last year, and £5 from each sale will go to the Bolton Hospice, where Fred spent his final days and which his family have nominated as the charity to which they would like me to send donations.

Louise