Meet Our Artists
Get to know the creative minds behind our designs and visit their personal pages.
House Of Bock
House of Bock creates greeting cards, paintings, sketches, and other novelty stationery.
Bold and bright colours are central to House of Bock designs with designs usually focused on flowers and nature elements.
Hand painted greeting cards are painted using gouache paints, felt pens and acrylic pens. Each design is 100% free hand drawn, and therefore 100% original and unique.
House of Bock loves to create pieces that can be kept as mementos long after the occasion has passed.
AJ
AJ creates beautiful wildlife paintings, hand painted wooded fish and birds, and other original arts and crafts.
Their flare for art is bold and illustrative with a wonderful depth in each of their creative compositions.
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Geo
George is a seasoned artist and has many creative talents he pursues, from paintings on board, fantasy miniatures, and even large boards for retail signage.
His paintings are mostly created in oils, but he enjoys trying many different mediums. Often, his subject focus will be on natural subjects such as mushrooms, flowers, animals and all things biological.
George is a proclaimed wanderer at heart and likes to create all manner of things, but he finds himself returning to his first hobby of choice... always coming back to art.
Emma Saxon designs and creates books using the Kiddle Direct Publishing platform.
'Emma Saxon' is s pseudonym for Helen Bock (ing). Emma Saxon Designs was created to provide Helen with a creative account with which she could create notebooks, diaries, activity books, colouring books, and study guides using the KDP platform.
Each design is thoughtful in its approach to creating something unique for the consumer. For example: Diaries use mindfulness and reflection tasks to guide the user through their year, and the book of letters encourages users to reembrace the art of letter writing.
Tom is an ethical artist who uses recycled materials to create original works of art.
His canvases are reclaimed pieces of wood sourced from local building sites and other waste producing industries. Tom reworks wooden doors, drawers, sliding etc to create a painting ready canvas, leaving as much of the original wood surface as its own individual feature as possible.
His unique style uses an impressionist view to create beautiful landscape scenes of the Norfolk coast where his studio is located.
Emma Saxon Designs
Tom The Brus
