Art Angels Orchard Allotment die-cut card by Emily Sutton, layered garden scene with blue shed, fruit trees, butterfly on…
Orchard Allotment die-cut card, Emily Sutton garden illustration: red apples, blue shed, orange butterfly, cream cardstock,…
Orchard Allotment Die-Cut Card, cream cardstock, watercolor 'Allotments' illustration by Emily Sutton, fruit and tree…
Art Angels Orchard Allotment die-cut card by Emily Sutton, layered garden scene with blue shed, fruit trees, butterfly on…
Orchard Allotment die-cut card, Emily Sutton garden illustration: red apples, blue shed, orange butterfly, cream cardstock,…
Orchard Allotment Die-Cut Card, cream cardstock, watercolor 'Allotments' illustration by Emily Sutton, fruit and tree…
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Orchard Allotment Die-Cut Card - Illustrated by Emily Sutton

$9.50 USD

The Orchard Allotment card is a beautifully detailed celebration of the English countryside, brought to life by the celebrated hand of artist Emily Sutton. This scene captures the quiet, industrious charm of a working garden, featuring a lush tapestry of fruit trees, gardening tools, and local birdlife. Sutton’s signature style—which blends vintage-inspired folk art with intricate, observational detail—makes this more than just a card; it is a miniature piece of art.

Size: Approximately 5.5 x 5.5 inches
Quantity: 1 card with matching envelope
Material: Printed on FSC-certified cream cardstock. Includes a matching envelope.
Printing: Full color with soy-based inks
Origin: Printed by Art Angels in the UK
Artist: Emily Sutton

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About Emily Sutton

Based in York, England, Emily Sutton is a world-renowned illustrator and printmaker whose work is deeply influenced by 20th-century British design and traditional folk art. Her pieces often feature a sense of whimsical nostalgia, focusing on the beauty of everyday objects, historical architecture, and the natural world. Sutton has illustrated numerous award-winning children's books and collaborated with prestigious institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Emily Sutton