Showing posts with label GGS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GGS. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 December 2010

Honour and Offer

Over the last couple of years several people have won vouchers for a free Canvas Wrap from Pictures2Go ( an online division of GGS ) at assorted functions and events. Most have claimed their freebies but one or two haven't; possibly because their vouchers have expired. If you are one of those people then I am happy to let you know that we would be delighted to honour the voucher irrespective of the use by date. Pick up your free one and maybe order another as well!

If you haven't won a voucher don't feel left out, though. I have great news... you are allowed to visit the site too! If you are stuck for ideas for a Christmas present (or three) how about a nice piece of wall art from your own photos? We have a 3 for 2 Special Offer on at the moment so check out the site and make an order. And remember; the great thing about canvases is that you don't have the additional cost of framing, which saves time as well as money. Perfect. Why didn't you think of it before?!

Images can be uploaded on line and prints delivered. Sure beats queueing up in an overcrowded and noisy shopping mall!

Tuesday, 7 December 2010

GGS namecheck in the EDP



We were pleased to see this piece in today's EDP which credited GGS for our input into the project.

The original treasured triptych was brought in to the studio to enable us to make a high resolution digital copy. An accurate, same size, replica was required that needed to be as faithful to the original as possible. So with the original to match to we produced a Giclee print using long life, fade resistant pigmented inks which was bonded onto three separate sheets of MDF. The Fairhurst Gallery in Bedford Street, Norwich then made the frame.

The replica will be on display at Norwich Cathedral until December 29. It moves to its new home at All Saints’ Church, Ashwellthorpe, early next year.


The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin Mary

Friday, 9 April 2010

GGS on Google Earth

Want to see what the GGS building looks like? Well we are currently one of the few locations in Norwich that has a 3D model on Google Earth. How did it get there? Simple - we made it ourselves.

Just type NR4 6DG under the 'fly to' tab in the search section and zoom in.

Once I've worked out how to add a direct link here I'll do it.