Christmas Delivery

The deadline for Christmas orders is December 15th.
If you would like a free quotation to have a particular giclee print framed, please send a message via the contact page on my site http://archieforrest.com/contact/

CEFALU

£300.00

Limited Edition Giclee Print produced on Museum Classic 310gsm acid free paper using Epson Ultrachrome K3 inks. Each print has been personally signed and numbered by the artist.

Image Size: 10 x 20 inches, 25.4 x 50.8 cms
Edition Size: 195 

A giclee is a high resolution digital print made with archival quality inks and printed on artist’s watercolour paper. It is considered the world’s best technique for reproducing original works of art. Giclee provides higher resolution and better colour accuracy than other printmaking techniques.

This is the mounted price which includes VAT. All giclee prints are wrapped in cellophane and flat packed with MDF board to protect them from damage.

Balbirnie House

The most special thing ever to be introduced into Fife's Grade A Listed National treasure!!!
Archie Forrest - Scotland's leading contemporary Colourist, and a totally unique artwork project at Fife's Balbirnie House. 
Footage produced in-house via Balbirnie's editing suite, also celebrating art in and around our Orangery.

http://balbirnie.co.uk

Europe's Best Destination Wedding Retreat

Black Fairy Lunch

Last Sunday I attended Two Fat Ladies at The Buttery for the annual Black Fairy Lunch.

For those of you who don't know, Jeanie Rae who set up The Black Fairy Lunch is an incredible woman who has battled cancer for many years. Jeanie, alongside Ryan James (owner of The Two Fat Ladies Restaurant group) decided to hold an annual lunch at The Buttery 7 years ago and named it The Black Fairy Lunch. 

Jeanie's husband approached me many years ago and asked me to paint a black fairy. When Jeanie was in hospital battling cancer, she felt so helpless and utterly despairing. She asked herself "Where on earth am I going to get the strength to get through this?" That was when the fairy landed on her chest. A small, dark-skinned, comforting fairy.

We made 12 hand-signed prints of the fairy and sold them for £1000 each. Since then, Jeanie's son Neil has sold smaller prints through his gallery, Arteries in Glasgow (just off Sauchiehall Street). To this day, Jeanie and Ryan continue to do incredible work to raise money for cancer research. 

I have just found out that we managed to raise over £9500 last Sunday. If you would like to donate to The Beatson Cancer Charity, you can do so by clicking on the link below.

http://www.beatsoncancercharity.org

Jeanie Rae, front, pictured with one of the supporters of The Black Fairy Lunch, Jeweller Roddy Sheridan, Debbie Money, of Chas, and Ryan James

Black Fairy Lunch

Monklands Satellite Beatson

Here are some photographs of the new Monklands Satellite Beatson. Last year I was asked to donate some of my time to produce some arty things for the fabric of the building. The idea was to bring outside elements inside. Treatment must be more comfortable when the place looks as good as this.

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