Showing posts with label Inky Cuttlefish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inky Cuttlefish. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Christmas events.....

There are many local designers offering up their handcrafted talent just for you this coming week end. Here are just a few of them to help you with your Christmas shopping.....



At the 'Craft Fair' in Walthamstow they are offering a unique auction of a beautiful limited edition print of Lloyd Park by renowned local Royal College of Art Masters artist DAVID SULLIVAN, who is showcasing his new works at the fair.

All proceeds from the fair will go to the sick babies at Homerton University Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, who do an absolutely amazing job of looking after extremely sick babies in Hackney and from the whole of London and the surrounding areas.


This one is a bit further afield in Sloane Square which means you'll see a different array of hand crafted items....


For all those art lovers there will be a mini Christmas art trail with the Inky Cuttlefish Studios and The Blackhorse Lane Artists....




and a little fun to relieve the stress of all that Christmas shopping.....

Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Some new work from Anna Alcock.....

Here are the latest prints from Anna Alcock of InkyCuttlefish Studios.

Anna runs the studios near Blackhorse Road station and holds various printing classes and workshops, for those of you who haven't experienced printing. It's great fun and you even get the opportunity to use the studios afterwards. Check out what's coming up on her website.


'Splat Cat' Anna Alcock





'Leopard Roars' Anna Alcock

Friday, 29 May 2009

E17 designers: Introducing Inky Cuttlefish

This week we're introducing Inky Cuttlefish, artistic duo Anna and Kirsten who specialise in print making. If you're a local around Walthamstow you've probably already heard of them or even taken one of their classes at their studios on the Blackhorse Road. For those of you who haven't, we recommend their classes as a great way to introduce yourself to printmaking.