Your Creative ResourceHeather Johnston Photography is your source for original and limited edition fine art prints. As well as a growing collection of finished pieces we have a bank of stock images we can develop into entirely new collections. We also produce one-off pieces for clients who want something more personal and unique. Our services are end-to-end, from image capture and creative development through to custom framing and installation where required. All of our prints are hand-finished using museum-grade archival materials for the best quality and longevity. We are committed to minimizing our environmental footprint through the use of natural materials where possible and through practices that reduce waste.
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 Heather Johnston, MA(RCA)Born in Vancouver, Canada, artist Heather Johnston studied photography at the prestigious Royal College of Art (RCA) in London, England. Heather has exhibited in Europe and across Canada and is represented locally by the Van Dop Gallery and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Her work can be found in IKEA, Laura Ashley (UK), Liberty and other select retail stores and she is published through several international stock image companies. Heather's most recent body of work focuses on Flora and includes a growing collection of Gicleé Prints and her highly collectible Les Fleurs range of Fine Art Canvases.  Simon Britchford, MDes(RCA)Partner Simon Britchford trained originally as a product designer and worked for Terence Conran, the British Design and Retail guru. Returning to college to pursue an interest in computing, Simon graduated with a Master's Degree in information design from the RCA and worked for IBM before moving to Canada. Today, as well as managing and promoting the business, Simon's unique mix of artistic and technical skills play a key role in the development and production of the collections.
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