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Exhibited at Brand Licensing Europe, London Olympia - October 18th - 20th 2011
Thank you to all those that came to visit our stand
Thank you to all those that came to visit our stand
About Ann Edwards
Ann Edwards is an established, internationally successful artist with art and licensed products sold in 42 countries. Ann lives and works in a small village in Oxfordshire with her three daughters, husband, two dogs, a magnificent cat ‘Thomas’, a parrot Jasper and seven chickens. Her work is inspired by her own animals.
'Ann Edwards' is a fun, stylish, quirky and humorous brand that is targeted at pet lovers of all ages and all nationalities. Humour and sentiment are integral to the property. The contemporary and distinctive colour palette combined with witty, clever tag lines make 'Ann Edwards' a hit on licensed products.
Licensing successes include:
Kitchen textiles
Aprons
Tea towels
Bags
Apparel
Place mats
Coasters
Calendars
Tableware
Mugs
Online personalised cards
Limited edition prints
Stationary
Greetings cards
Licensed products are sold in establishments ranging from small independent reatilers to major High Street chains in 42 countries.
Ann's work is particularly popular in Japan. In October 2009 she was invited to exhibit at the prestigious 'British Fair' at the flagship branch of the Hankyu Deptartment store chain. The visit was such a success that Ann made a repeat visit to meet her fans in Japan once again in October 2010.
'Ann Edwards' is a fun, stylish, quirky and humorous brand that is targeted at pet lovers of all ages and all nationalities. Humour and sentiment are integral to the property. The contemporary and distinctive colour palette combined with witty, clever tag lines make 'Ann Edwards' a hit on licensed products.
Licensing successes include:
Kitchen textiles
Aprons
Tea towels
Bags
Apparel
Place mats
Coasters
Calendars
Tableware
Mugs
Online personalised cards
Limited edition prints
Stationary
Greetings cards
Licensed products are sold in establishments ranging from small independent reatilers to major High Street chains in 42 countries.
Ann's work is particularly popular in Japan. In October 2009 she was invited to exhibit at the prestigious 'British Fair' at the flagship branch of the Hankyu Deptartment store chain. The visit was such a success that Ann made a repeat visit to meet her fans in Japan once again in October 2010.
