Archive for October, 2009
October 21, 2009
Elphick’s is now selling a selection of Charley Haprer’s books and games produced by Ammo. First up is this brilliant set of flash cards with two floor puzzles on the reverse. The set includes 26 colourful cards for each letter of the alphabet, flip them over and you have a further two vibrant floor puzzles to keep the little ones occupied. Three fantastic games all for the bargain price of £9.95. They will soon be available to buy online here just as soon as I’ve sorted out the postage!
26 cards featuring each letter of the alphabet.
Each card measures 20cm x 10cm.
Floor puzzle measuring 60cm x 40cm.
Floor puzzle measuring 70cm x 40cm.
The box.
Tags:Ammo Books, Charley Harper Flash Cards, Charley Harper Floor Puzzles, childrens games, elphicks
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October 9, 2009
Elphick’s is now stocking the work of Brighton based illustrator and print maker Sally Elford. Her work is inspired by her passion for mid-century design as well as her love for wildlife and the great British countryside. As an illustrator she has worked for some very prestigious clients but now divides her time between this and print making after embarking on a screen printing course. All prints are produced by Sally in small editions, at very affordable prices. For more information on edition numbers, sizes and prices visit Elphick’s online shop by clicking here.
Mid Summer Spectacle. Sally Elford.
Tags:Elford, elphicks, Mid Summer Spectacle, Sally, screen print
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October 2, 2009
The new batch of David Weidman’s prints have arrived, here’s Flamingos II one of my favourites. Just organising the framing so hopefully they will be available to view next weekend. I will have some unframed prints in the browser this weekend so get down to 160 Columbia Road asap to avoid disappointment as these beauties sell out real quick.
Flamingos II. Copyright David Weidman 2009.
Tags:columbia road, David Weidman, elphicks, Flamingos II, screen print
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October 1, 2009
The work of Russell Loughlan had its debut here at Elphick’s last weekend following a tip off from a couple of friends who’d seen his work at ‘Tales From a Park Bench’ in Camden. He’s already acquiring a fan club so he’s definitely one to watch. Each piece is a combination of illustration, found imagery, postcards and stamps with references to iconic lyrics from pop culture. Housed in recycled frames they are £145 each
Tags:collage, elphicks, iconic lyrics, illustration, Russell Loughlan
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October 1, 2009
Ella Doran is hosting an exhibition of artist designed place mats in aid of the charity Shelter. You will find this little fella (below) sitting happily on a set of six as well as some other amazing contributions from some very prestigious artists and designers. The deadline is the 3rd October so click here quick before bidding ends. The exhibition at Ella’s Cheshire Street shop is well worth a visit too.
Tags:charity bid, Ella Doran, No Place Like Home, place mats, Sharon Elphick, Shelter
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October 1, 2009
It’s been a while since I posted something on the blog and like waiting for a bus nothing comes for ages, then suddenly there’s three! I’m just about to bombard you with all things new here at Elphick’s. First up is Helen Musselwhite, she’s been busy with commercial projects designing book jackets, a mug for ‘Melt’ (the concession in Selfridges) and greetings cards to name but a few so we’ve been low on stock. Anyway I am glad to announce her paper sculptures are back on the walls at 160 Columbia Road so if you’re a fan grab yours quick because her owls literally fly out (pardon the pun)! Click here to buy online or swing by Elphick’s, where there is a larger range.
Owl Stock. Framed size 44cm x 24cm. £282
Tags:columbia road, elphicks, Helen Musselwhite, Owl Stock, owls, paper sculptures, trees
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