We are now releasing new wall art products – giclee prints on fine art paper in A2, A3 and A4 ready for framing, a new range of museum quality stretched canvas prints and framed giclee prints.
Here is the first of the new range, now available. Use the selectors to specify size and format.
We have released two new Giclee Prints available with image sizes of A2 and A3 (plus a mounting border of 40mm) ready for framing or framed in natural oak.
High quality Giclee Prints with vivid colour and accurate reproduction from the original cut-paper painting or design are now being offered in the FSW Gallery Shop. Oak framed or ready-to-frame prints are now available.
Hot off the press ….
New cards printed and created for people who love gardens and gardening.
Send to a loved one and brighten up their day with a beautiful art card that reflects their interests and shows you care.
Another card Inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement for people who enjoy design and pattern.
Whatever your interests, passions or hobbies see if there is a card that matches in the FSWGallery Greeting Cards shop.
Be inspired to communicate….Send a card to keep in touch…..
Luxury quality printed cards, supplied either individually or as a set of 3 (free postage). Order your cards here.
After a lot of testing, research and assessment we have found an excellent printing and framing solution for high quality Giclée prints. We are now adding these to our product range. Each print is printed on archival papers and professionally framed to the artist’s specification.
Here is a sample of an A3 framed print showing a white frame (we added a blue background to contrast with the frame), with a soft white mount board.
The River Bather Series
I was inspired by my recent visit to Paris, visiting wonderful galleries including Musée de l’Orangerie and Musée d’Orsay with its wonderful impressionists. Monet, Matisse and Modigliani used magical techniques to represent light, completely original experimental artist of their time.
Impressionism is a 19th-century art movement which explored a completely new way of representation using swift, rapid strokes of the brush to create a depiction of light and movement in their changing qualities.
I had to make my own interpretation using cut-paper as a dry medium to attempt to replicate the style of the Impressionists.
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Our popular range of 18inch and 22inch cushions are printed on both sides.
Fiona Scott-Wilson’s cut-paper works are now available as wall art: easy to hang canvas prints in two sizes approximately A2 (18inch x 24inch) and A3 (12inch by 18inch). These are beautifully printed, stretched and mounted on
The range of cut-paper canvases features vivid prints of Fiona Scott-Wilson’s oriental birds, countryside wildlife and nature that have been exhibited in the UK.
The tradition of Japanese bird paintings with birds and an East meets West flavour.
Fiona Scott-Wilson popular Beach Series is now available as part of a set in A6 greeting cards.
Fiona Scott-Wilson Gallery also produce a range of products including cushions, tote bags and mugs.
Cushions are available in 18 inch or 22 inch sizes, plus a limited range of larger faux suede soft luxury cushions (please enquire).
Canvas tote bags to carry your important things to the beach, or use as a fabulous shopping bag.
Ikigai is a concept originating from the Japanese Island of Okinawa, who have the largest population of centenarians in the world.
Iki – meaning life and gai meaning value or worth. Ikigai is essentially about finding your purpose in life, or a “ reason for being”, what motivates you to get out of bed in the morning? It could also be the secret of longevity, so finding your true purpose can make you live happier, longer lives and with more direction.
Ikigai is an attitude towards life, a way of finding happiness, of always being busy both professionally and in our personal life. It’s the passion and talents that we have that gives meaning to our days and inspires us to share the best of ourselves with the world.
It makes sense that finding our “purpose in action” our reason for being can lead to a sense of well being, joy and longevity. Being in a state of flow where you are so involved in an activity that nothing else seems to matter, the experience is so enjoyable that many people will continue to do it even at great cost, for the sheer sake of doing it. I can definitely relate to that, being so engrossed in creating a piece of work that I forget everything around me.
So, when I came across this concept it resonated deeply with me as an artist because it made me re-evaluate and think about what is important to me as a creative person, what is my purpose? Why am I doing what I’m doing creatively? Finding my reason for being gives me a focus, and a purpose in action. In understanding what you love, what you are good at, what the world needs from you, what you can be paid for what you create, it helps define your self worth and value.
By asking myself those questions, I understand that my works of cut paper art continue to evolve because its a continuous journey of improvement, exploration, and passionately expressing my way of seeing things through my eyes and feeling joyful when a new work evolves into something that I am proud of and want to share with others. I realise how much joy and a sense of fulfilment I feel by creating new works of art that make people feel happy and smile because they connect with my work.
So, if you can find pleasure and satisfaction in what you do and you’re good at it, congratulations you have found your Ikigai, your reason for being.
