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Some Cards From The Exhibition.


 Some Photos of the cards







A few of my favourite cards from the exhibition



I will be sharing some of the cards but not all,  it's almost 700!

Artist from top left -  Rebecca Horton, Kim Harrison, Michelle Goward, Debbie Terry, Lene Tyberg, Maggie Picars, Eric, Cordula Kagemann, Tracey Berkley 



Artist from left - Susan Barton, Carol Melichar, Pat O'hara, Jak, Melissa Gelfand, Sally Swingewood, 
Lynne Lamb, Joan Craft, Fasteyes.

The cards are a mixture of original drawings, paintings, collage and there are some embellished prints.


Artist from left - Laura Aust, Gregory Thatcher, Beth Moran, Marcia Hausman, Helen Garrod, Unsigned, Debbie Terry, Beth Moran, Sandra Smith



Artists from left - Celine Navarro, Rebecca Horton, Moria Ruth, Michelle Izzard, Natasha Wanns, Maria Adams, Chelsae Yorkers, Anke Humpert, Debbie Terry




Artists from left - Sal Swingewood, Sal Swingwood, AJLewis, Tooka, Maria Picard, Jane Horton,  Jane Horton, Kathy Welsh, Melissa Gefland



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