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As my travel prints are inspired by the old railway posters it seemed only fitting to create an actual steam train print.
There's no denying that this print was based on the famous Flying Scotsman, one of the worlds most well known steam trains.
A steam train is a type of locomotive powered by steam that is used to pull passenger or freight cars along railway tracks. Steam trains were first developed in the early 19th century and quickly became the primary mode of transportation for goods and people, revolutionizing the way people traveled and conducted business.
Steam trains work by heating water in a boiler to create steam, which then powers a set of pistons that turn the wheels of the train. The train is controlled by an engineer who manages the speed and direction of the locomotive using a series of levers and valves. Steam trains were once the backbone of many national transportation systems, including in the United Kingdom, the United States, and many other countries around the world.
Greetings Cards
I print my greetings cards onto 7x5" 230gsm matte card.
Each card comes with a recycled kraft envelope.
Print Spec & Sizes
As standard I print using the latest high quality inkjet printer onto matte photo paper.
Fancy something a bit more special? Why not upgrade to a Giclee print? A Giclee print is a high-quality print process that uses archival inks and fine art paper. The result is a vibrant and long lasting, light fast print. I print my giclee prints onto 100% cotton rag paper. This art paper has a light texture which allows the ink to create a richer, deeper colour that is light resistant.
All A4, A3 and A2 prints are printed in house by myself. A1 prints are outsourced to the same quality but arrive direct from the printers.
Sizes available: A4 (210 x 297mm), A3 (297 x 420mm), A2 (420 x 594 mm) or A1 (594 x 841 mm)
Please note A1 prints cannot be despatched outside of the UK.
Signature
I sign all my prints as standard. A1 prints are printed out of house and are therefore unsigned.
Personalisation
Each print is handled differently in terms of how your personalised text appears, usually above or below the existing title or replacing the very bottom line of text on those prints of this style. Don't worry I'll ensure it looks great! Please check your spelling and grammar.
Framing
My frames are custom made in the UK by certified framers and come in the following options:
- Black and White frames: A 23mm wide flat shaped black/white coloured picture frame moulding. Made from real ayous wood with a paint finish.
- Oak frame: A 20mm wide flat shaped natural oak coloured picture frame moulding. Made from real oak wood with a barefaced finish.
All frames have Acrylic glazing: 1.5mm Clarity+ Premium Synthetic Glass. Is light, safe, optically outstanding, scratch-resistant and will not discolour.
Framed orders take 5-10 working days.
Please note framed orders cannot be despatched outside of the UK.
Delivery
Pick up:
Is from me at LU62RQ. Please message in advance to arrange a time.
Delivery:
Unframed prints and greetings cards take 1-3 days to be despatched and are sent using Royal Mail 2nd class as standard.
Framed orders take 5-10 working days and are sent via tracked courier services.
The environment
I work tirelessly to ensure that your travel print is as responsibly sourced as possible. From cotton papers to biodegradable corn starch poly bags and even biodegradable stickers, everything about your Tabitha Mary purchase will be recyclable. So you can buy with an eco clear conscience. Yippee!
Shopping small
As a small business I am keen to support other small businesses wherever possible. All my business supplies are sourced from independent retailers.
About Tabitha
I am passionate about capturing a memory, whether it's of your favourite holiday, your home town or your Wedding. I do this by creating travel prints inspired by the old railway posters. I create everything in house using Adobe Illustrator. Personalisation is free and if I don't have a print you'd like in the range, just ask me!