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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Hand-drawn Whitstable icons print

Whitstable icons print  © Peter Gander
For lovers of ‘The Bubble’, a reminder on the wall of why they keep going back to this lovely north Kent seaside town. Famous for its oysters and Oyster Festival, the Hammer House of Horrors actor Peter Cushing and the brass diving helmet (it was invented here). Whether a beer at ‘The Neppy’ is you bag or a plate of fish and chips on the beach is more your style, there’s sure to be a personal favourite on here. Printed on archival-quality A3 (297mm wide x 420mm high) paper with great lightfastness. Buy one on Folksy Original was painted with brush and black Indian ink, plus marker pens.
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1 comment:

  1. Dorothy Crabpaste-Spoon27 July 2012 at 17:30

    What about that fine huge-collared comedian Harry Hill - he lives there doesn't he?

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