Brighton Christmas Cards (SINGLE)

A selection of Christmas cards designed and hand illustrated by me, then professionally printed on a high quality silk cardstock.

My inspiration for these cards was the city I call home - Brighton - and my favourite landmarks at Christmas time.

I really wanted to create some lovely storytelling images with these and celebrate how magical my hometown feels during the festive season, I hope you love them as much as I enjoyed making them!

Available in the following designs:

• Bandstand Murmurations - the Brighton Bandstand in the snow, with a cloud of starlings doing their famous pre-migration murmurations against a twilight sky. In the foreground, a man and his daughter are carrying home a Christmas tree.
  
• Beach Huts Dog Walker - the colourful beach huts along Hove Promenade, sprinkled with Christmas decorations and snow. A lady is walking her dog when she spots a familiar character cycling past.. but it couldn't be Father Christmas, could it?
• Pavilion Ice Skaters - a crowd of ice skaters twirling and enjoying the season in front of the beautiful Brighton Pavilion at night.
  
• Pier Sea Swimmers - it's Christmas Day and time for a bracing sea swim! A crowd of ladies in festive swimwear all head into the freezing water in front of Brighton Pier.. and who's that in the background on the paddle board...? 

What will I receive?

• A single Christmas card in the design of your choice on high-quality 300gsm silk premium card stock.
• Cards come with a kraft brown envelope included and will be packaged in a protective cello bag.
• Cards are blank inside, ready for your own special message.
• Cards have the Batty Blossoms logo and 'illustrations by Claire Havell' printed on the reverse.
• Cards will be sent in a stiff, cardboard-backed envelope or sturdy mailing box.

Sizing info

Cards are approximately 14.8cm x 14.8cm.

Print quality

These cards have been printed on premium 300gsm card stock with a silky finish.

Please note that monitor and device settings can cause colours to appear differently in print than on screen.