I don’t know how long I’ve been waiting for these. And I KNEW they turn up when I wasn’t around. So of course I had to drag my tired, hungry children down to the post office to collect them, and stand in line for an eternity (no, I’m not exaggerating – I’m sure it was an eternity…) while they searched their store-room for my much anticipated parcel. They eventually found it, stacked in the corner with the LCD TV I’d forgotten we’d ordered, and watched as my face fell, wondering how I would cart both boxes, as well as my children, across the peak-hour, High Street traffic. I managed, and I survived. And I looooooove what was in the almost lost box.
I’m so excited to be adding a brand spanking new item to my range of beautiful portrait products – Bloque Art.
To be honest, I’m really struggling to describe these. They’re stunning, striking, contemporary, unique. They’re luminous, eye-catching, breath-taking, attention-grabbing. And they’re definately not designed to be tucked away in a drawer, or hidden in the guest room. You’ll want these out where everyone can see them. Even the guy that comes to sell you cable right in the middle of dinner.
I’m not the greatest product photographer in the world, but here is a quick look at what I’m talking about.
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Bloque Art is all about choosing your favourite images, and incorporating them with stylish, high-quality acrylic blocks (or tiles). They are free-standing, so they’re perfect for placing on your choice of surface – the mantel, your piano, sideboard, or alongside the TV – though you’ll be hard pressed to choose which image to look at in this case…
They come in four different sizes, the smallest two (10×10 and 10×15 cm) being perfect for putting on mum or dad’s desk in the office.
I’m lamenting the fact that these weren’t out just that little bit earlier – they’d have made the perfect Christmas gift.
If you have a session coming up I’ll be sure to bring these along with me, so you can see and appreciate them for yourself. Honestly, my photographs do not do them justice.
Narrelle x