It's that time again folks. Shipping parcel for the holiday season? Here are the need to know shipping dates to make sure your parcels get where they need to go. The earlier you send the more options ( and cheaper ) there are to send and the more likely your parcels will get to where they are going.
We are starting our Black Friday now! When you come to our website you will see a purple and green shopping bag with a percentage sign over top. This is a spin to win wheel. Click on that icon and it will open up a spin to win wheel. Enter your email address and then spin to see what discount you will receive at the checkout. Copy the discount. You will have 45 minutes from the time of the spin to use your discount code. When you get to the checkout portion of the cart it will show a space to paste the code. Once you have pasted, the discount will be calculated and then you can finish the shipping...
We are getting ready for the biggest sale of the year. We have organized our warehouse and work space. We have our shipping supplies and workspace set up and preparing as much as we possibly can before the sale starts. Because we make everything as it is ordered we are preparing for some longer hours to make sure you get your order delivered as fast as possible. We do have art preframed ready to go. But due to space limitations some of our products are made as ordered. We will be working longer shifts this weekend to make sure your orders are delivered as fast as possible. We will be available 9 am - 9om. But even with this...
Bernie Brown is a self-taught pencil artist born and raised in Saskatchewan, Canada. Bernie was a junior high school art and physical education teacher. In 1989 he gave up teaching and became a full time artist. In 1993, Bernie and his family moved from Swift Current to Okotoks, Alberta.
Bernie's love of the prairies is seen in each of his drawing. His work depicts farm, prairie, wildlife, ranch. and rodeo scenes. Although most of his drawings are black and white, he does infuse some with watercolors to accent some of his images.
Dan Reid was a self-taught Western Canadian artist who spent all of his life on the prairies. Dan was able to realistically capture the essence of life on the prairies with his deft stroke with oil paints. His collection of works include prairie harvests, grain elevators, farmyards, trains, and antique and classic cars. Dan was a gregarious man who traveled to art, car, and train shows across Alberta and Saskatchewan. He enjoyed meeting with people listening and telling stories. Sadly, Dan passed away last year but his legacy will live on through his extensive collection of artwork which capture his love of the prairies and classic cards. We offer his art collection in giclée paper and canvas in several different...
