AGKC now Karen-Claire Voss

11/07/2018

Please write to Karen-Claire Voss. I have missed messages to AGKC 'cause I don't look at it that often. Thank you!

10/09/2015

I am very excited. Had a huge printing job that actually necessitated my buying more paper and ink! Very expensive so 'gulp'. But this is good. Perhaps things will turn around a bit. And the client was over the moon with the printing. Yes, yes, yes!

22/04/2015

It's been more then two years since Andy passed away. I have slowly been getting myself together again. And I want you all to know that although I have gotten rid of the huge printers--can't afford those any more--I still own a new Epson printer and can do giclees (can't do the accent here!) up to A2 size. I still use the same paper supplier and genuine Epson inks. And of course I have all the image files Andy created for you in the past. So please, if you need printing done, let me know. This represents a first step for me. Well, admittedly, a baby step, but there you have it. I may also send out an email to our old mailing lists.

07/07/2011

Giclee Fine Art Prints are prepared by AGKC, the best printers in Scotland, for some of the best Scottish artists

06/07/2011

26/03/2011

21/01/2011

We often hear stories about works of art being sold without the artist keeping a copy. Well, bring stuff to us and get it photographed before it is sold.

There is no charge for that, and we will email the image to you.

The cost, for us, is in preparing the final image for printing. That can be done at any time later, or not at all.

What's in it for us? Well you might want prints in the end...

Scottish Giclee Fine Art Prints

12/01/2011

04/01/2011

04/01/2011

02/01/2011

Andrew wrote this:

My "career" began when I left Art School in 1988 . I was fortunate in that I had sold paintings at my degree show and had interest from one or two galleries and this gave me time to continue painting. My main theme has been the human figure depicted in harmonious interaction and very much influenced by the art of tradition. I regarded my work as pieces of fiction related to a narrative not always revealed to the viewer. In the 1990's I began a series with titles from mythology shown in a present day context. Art and life feed off one another and go back into Art. Recently I have continued my desire to depict harmonious interaction with a series on tango dancers which I think of as "The Tango Variations". I think of a person's "Art" as that "thing" which is unique and only found in their work. I genuinely strive to find this each time I begin a painting.

22/12/2010