Linda Edwards, Illustrator
Linda Edwards illustration
I make wonderfully vibrant and uplifting artwork that offers people an escape from their everyday grind. Exploring new styles of creative illustration, I add digital techniques while still keeping a passionate involvement with paint, drawing and, most of all, colour. I live in a beautiful old town in Shropshire in England.
This website shows a selection of my work and current licensing. I hope you enjoy your visit. If you need more information do not hesitate to get in touch. If you're interested in commissioning designs or licensing images for your products and would like to see my complete online portfolio please contact me.
Introducing: On the Sunny Side of the Street
Life can be so sweet....on the sunny side of the street!
Art and artifacts that celebrate where we live.
A growing collection of artprints, mugs and curios loving our own local towns and all made in Britain.
Christmas aprons and tea towels
New festive aprons and tea towels from Ulster Weavers. I love red and white!
Winter Open Studios
Thank you to everyone who came to my Open Studio in December and made it such a lovely day.
My next Open Studio event will be in the summer: the weekends of July 7th and 8th and 14th and 15th. we are busy planning lots of new things to see so put it in your diaries. There will be many other fabulous artists studios open in Shrewsbury on those weekends. Look out for info coming up soon on Issuu.
New greetings cards
Lots of my cards are now available to buy directly from the shiny new Clare Maddicott website. Check it out here!
Lovely things for your kitchen!
Tea Party - a new range from Ulster Weavers featuring my designs. I love tea and all the tea making ritual and paraphernalia! I'm excited about doing things with words in design. These kitchen textiles have wonderful detail added - spotty ribbon and appliqué. You can buy them here.
Paradise Garden and Teapots
The Paradise Garden and teapot collections from Goebel are now sadly no longer in production. This means that figurines and teapots are only available from shops that might have some existing stock or from places like ebay. Or try Amazon.de. Collectors may like to contact kaennchentalk, a blog based in Berlin, to talk to others who also love them.