STILL MAKING ART, SHIPPING AND TAKING ORDERS THIS LOCKDOWN..

by neil williams November 03, 2020

We are happy, and lucky, to be able to continue taking orders, making pictures, and shipping your art this lockdown. Shipping times are typically about three weeks. If you prefer to order over the phone, that's fine too. And if you are lucky enough to live on the Island, we can bring your picture out to the front of the gallery for you to collect.

The above picture is called "Autumn Copse, Dorset" and we think it looks fab really big.

Thank you to everyone who came to see us this summer, and supported us through what might have been a far harder time for us as a business. We know how lucky we have been, and we are grateful.

Good luck and best wishes everyone. We hope you too manage to spend some quality time in some lovely woodlands this autumn.

Neil and the team xx

neil williams

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