The Lilly on the left would make a stunning canvas print a piece of art to add atmosphere to any room.

Tom brings something new to our galleries a keen outdoors person and traveler capturing pictures of all sorts of things.

Tom has spent the last few years living in North Wales, when he isn’t up to his ears in work he is outside. Whether it is on, under, or by water he loves it. When the rivers are up you will find him doing laps on the Aberglaslyn Gorge in his kayak, or spinning around underwater in his glittery squirt boat. If it hasn’t rained he is most likely biking, walking, scrambling and generally running about! Tom has managed to spend all his money on a selection of big shiny lenses, and spends quite a lot of time documenting all the exciting things him and his friends get up to. He is addicted to tea.

To order Toms pictures as canvas prints

Or you don’t like the whole picture just a little bit of it, you go to the shop pages only to discover that we don’t have the size or shape that you want.

The picture on the right is one looking from Arisaig over to the small isles of Rum and Eigg, i liked the picture as a whole but i wanted it to look a little different i wanted the emphasis on the islands rather than the sand and the sky. So using photoshop i selected the bit i wanted and hey presto- new canvas art

I haven’t changed any of the constraints, i just chose a frame size 12 x 36 inches and selected the area that i wanted. It now hangs as a stunning piece of canvas art on one of our walls.

If you have a picture like the one above that isn’t just what you wanted for your canvas print then contact us and we can discuss your requirements, if the frame size you want isn’t  mentioned let us know there are just to many variations to mention them all.

I love the idea of the picture on the left on Canvas what a view for a blank wall.

Christmas has been very busy at Puffin Print we have made a record number of canvas prints. This year 2009 is going to be bigger and better, our aim is to bring you lots of new art, new photographers and specialist galleries. We are also going to increase the range- more to follow mid February.

If your a photographer and you would like somewhere to display your pictures get in touch, likewise if you love pictures and would like something a little different for your walls drop us a mail.

www.irishphiladelphia.com.

Rod Hanchard-Goodwin, the photographer and digital artist behind Blue Fin Art, has been selling his unique photographic canvas art online and through galleries for just 2 years. Rod started creating images after coming third in a local art competition and was inspired by the local beaches in East Lothian to create his distinctive scenes.

Based near Edinburgh, Rod takes photos of landscapes throughout Scotland, and then creates a more impressionistic image using digital brushing and warping techniques. “I use the mouse a bit like a paintbrush to enhance the image, and I can intensify or dampen down the colours and features as well”, he says.

Rod’s work can often be mistaken for painting, but it’s a much more affordable option for house buyers and businesses looking for something contemporary and meaningful to decorate their homes with.
Additionally, Rod takes commissions for one-off pieces, and can also apply his techniques to digital photos supplied by his clients.

I started photography August 2007 (only a year or so ago), I did some graphic design many years ago with Amiga computers and early versions of Photoshop 2.5 and 3 I believe I had then. I wanted again a creative outlet and thought photography would fit in perfectly so I began reading many books and magazine on the subject trying learning everything I could.

Joined Haddington camera club and achieving most promising beginner last year I feel my photography is improving to the stage I am producing visually interesting images.
I very much enjoy landscape photography as you are out and about in all weathers enjoying the scenery and hopefully capturing the feeling you press the shutter button on the camera to capture the moment in time.

Go and have a look at Garys work

It’s looking like Friday the 19th will be the last guaranteed day we can despatch for christmas delivery.

Remember the special offer its going to end at the end of the month.

To compliment our printed canvas we are looking to bring in a range of Acrylic frames, these will add a very modern way to display your photographs and be a welcome addition to our range. Look back beginning of January for more information.

One of my favorite places in the world, the West Coast of Scotland. This picture was taken between Loch Morar and Mallaig. This picture captured the day, the wind a gentle breeze, a wee nip in the air, and stunning scenery.

This wave on canvas creates an atmosphere - the canvas gives it the third dimension, when you look at it you can almost here the wind and smell the salt.

You can purchase this canvas here.