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Leaving Rainbow | Sorry You're Leaving Card | Newton Davey
Leaving Rainbow Card is a sentiment led Leaving occasion greeting card featuring playful and charming artwork by artist and screen printer, David Newton.
Under the moniker Newton Davey, David cuts, scribbles and builds layers of art traditionally and organically by hand. There are no digital interventions in David's process and the simplicity in his designs perfectly suits inky screens and squeegees.
The Leaving Rainbow design has embossed detailing and silver foil highlights. It measures 11.5 x 13.5cm and printed on paper stock from European managed forests in the UK. It comes with a cream envelope, is fully recyclable and is produced under license from David Newton.
The card has been left intentionally blank inside for your own message.
- Greeting Card and Envelope
- Folded Card Size 135x115mm
- Emboss + Silver Foil detailing
- Printed in the UK on paper stock from European managed forests
- Fully recyclable
USTUDIO Design are a multi award winning contemporary greeting card publisher. Renowned for our arty, illustrative style, our greeting cards are sometimes beautiful, often humorous but always exceptional on quality and finishing.
We have been collaborating with amazing artists and illustrators to create and curate quirky, beautiful and humorous greeting cards, homeware and gifts in Bristol since 2004.
In this time they have won 8 design awards for greeting cards and been shortlisted for 3 UK Gift of the Year awards.
Image Maker and Story Teller
David is foremost an image maker and story teller and is happiest where words and images combine in the printmaking process. Inspired by his surroundings in the streets and parks of North London, David's stories tend to contain brollies, beaks, beams of light and bags of colour.
Process
There are no computers used in a Newton Davey artwork. Shapes and lines are cut and drawn with scissors and pens and then montaged together on a screen print press to create the final work. There is a celebration in the imperfection that results from working organically - every splodge, pinhole or imperfect circle adds to the creation of the art form and forms part of the story telling process.
David also sells prints of his work off an etsy site. The link below will take you there.
