Description

Great Tit greetings card. Bird greetings card from colour pencil original artwork

Card Description

This card design is taken from an original piece of artwork drawn with colour pencils. I’ve then used an additional pencil blending technique before adding more details over the top.

This great tit was drawn from my own photograph of a great tit around a feeding station on the Camel Trail in Cornwall.

Each card is 6″ x 6″ (150mm x 150mm) square

Professionally printed on smooth matt 300gsm 100% sustainable white card. Blank inside so suitable for any occasion.

Supplied with a Kraft brown envelope and packaged in a square truly sustainable starch cello bag.

 

Printing Process and Packaging

I always have cards in stock so I aim to post your card out within two days, or the following Monday if ordered Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Please make me aware when ordering if you need your card sent as a matter of urgency and I will do my upmost to post it to you first class as soon as I am able (First class delivery is only available to uk customers)

Other Options

If you would prefer a print of this piece rather than a card, then please take a look at my other listings, where you will find prints for sale as well as original pieces of other animals. I personally pack and dispatch my A4 prints, which come with a choice of being mounted and/or packed in a gift presentation box.

An A4 print of this image can be purchased here

Large professional prints up to A1 size

I have partnered with Artiprint.co.uk 

Artiprint are a uk printing studio company based in Belper, Derbyshire. My artiprint shop allows you to choose any one of my drawings and have them printed in larger sizes and posted directly to your door.

This print is available in A3, A2 and A1 on a choice of papers with high quality printing techniques

Choose from 210gsm Aquarella MATT (GICLEE) , 260gsm Semiglossy photographic or 305gsm Hahnemuhle photo rag ultra smooth in all four sizes.

Purchase larger prints of my Great Tit here

As a photographer and artist, I have a huge love of wildlife and the natural world. I strive to capture the beauty and personality of each creature that I draw. I also find that the level of detail that is necessary for me to work to create these pieces of artwork, allows me to really feel connected to each bird, mammal, reptile or insect that I draw. This is something that is important to me and I hope this comes across in my art.