Behind the Artwork Costume: Girl with a Pearl Earring We’re on a roll with our series ‘Behind the artwork’ as The Girl with a Pearl Earring is our third installment of deep diving into the historical accuracy of our artworks. The original oil painting was brought to life in c.1665 by the Dutch Golden Age...
Behind the Artwork Costume: Santa Paws Ho ho ho! Our own Santa Claus / Father Christmas in two jolly variations. This might be our most recognisable artwork, as we all know what he looks like – wether you call him Father Christmas, Santa or St Nicholas. We all recall his name fondly, in our case...
Dog Portrait Illustrations – Digital File Nellie has melted all of us at the office with her big puppy eyes and big feminine bow. As all our illustrations are bespoke we couldn’t help wondering what her personality is like. Cai, who ordered his artwork as a present for his mum, kindly painted a picture of...
Behind the Artwork Costume: Winston Churchill Winston Churchill is the second blog in our ‘behind the artwork’ series as we highlight historic details that make our costumes look the way they do. We make the costumes ourselves, so we make sure to keep them jam-packed with accurate historical references. Perhaps one of the most recognisable...
Behind the Artwork Costume: The Aviator The Aviator kicks off our first deep dive in ‘behind the artwork’ as we highlight historic details which make our costumes look the way they do. All our costumes are made entirely in-house and are exclusive to us. We might not shout about it too much but we always...