Summer is gone – it’s pretty dreich outside the studio. And I know it’s too early to say it, but my thoughts are turning to Christmas.
This year, I’ve got a special festive product. If you have been following my work for the past few years, you’ll remember my wee robin mugs. Well, they’re back!
Look out for this one at my craft fairs over the next few months. But they’re making a flying visit to the Highland Wildlife Park!
Introducing some new additions to my range of Chunky Mugs!
They feature some of my favourite Scottish birds: puffin, osprey, crossbill and bullfinch.
You can see them all on my online shop. And to celebrate the new products, I’ve got a special offer in the run-up to St Valentine’s Day.
Buy any two Chunky Mugs for just £20 – just type the code LOVEBIRDS in at checkout to take advantage. Discount ends on February 14.
Puffin chunky mug by Angus Grant Art
Osprey chunky mug by Angus Grant Art
Crossbill chunky mug by Angus Grant Art
Bullfinch chunky mug by Angus Grant Art
Not a view of the Nethy mouth that you’d be able to see very well these days, the trees are much higher. This one’s based on a favourite painting of the Spey that hangs in my Granny’s front room.
Just about ready to go at Eden Court Theatre… the mugs are out and the sun is shining on the Exclusively Highlands Craft Fair.
Angus Grant Art can be found in the Bishop’s Palace: you might see us through the window as you go in the main door.
Go right as you enter the lobby and keep going up the slope and then through the doors on right beside the fudge stall and right again into our cosy room of craft.
Doors open today from 12pm to 8pm… A chance for late night shopping?
We’re also here Saturday and Sunday.
Hope to see you soon!
Waiting for the Exclusively Highlands craft fair to open at Coo Cathedral, Aboyne. 10am-4pm.
I’ve had so much fun drawing pictures for these ones…..Mugs, beer steins, bottles and fancy stainless steel travel mugs, all with sneaky wee chameleons hunting beasties on the other side of them. These new products are available in James Gordon’s 1896 gallery in Boat of Garten.
Available at the High st. Merchants
from a mug with a big picture of a fish on the front!
These mugs will be avalable to purchase from the 1896 Gallery in Boat of Garten along with a few of the original paintings that the imagery is taken from.
