The Jamie Oliver Found­a­tion once again held their annual fun­draiser ‘A Big Night Out With Jamie’.

And once again Coulson Macleod was delighted to be involved.

Shored­itch Town Hall. Venue for ‘A Big Night Out With Jamie’ 2011

Coulson Macleod’s bespoke print designed for ‘A Big Night Out With Jamie’

And once again our bespoke typo­graphic print was won by David Ellender, Global CEO of Fre­mantle Media who paid the final bid of £950 in the silent auc­tion. Last year David won the bid on another bespoke print we designed for the same event, pay­ing £1,100 for it. He’s obvi­ously a man of impec­cable taste.

And once again we received Jamie’s latest recipe book. This time it was ‘Jamie’s Great Bri­tain’, signed by the man him­self, of course. And a lovely thank you let­ter. Jamie said they raised £135,000 on the night. Which is pretty impress­ive in these fin­an­cially leaner times.

The Jamie Oliver Found­a­tion also emailed us to say, “We want to thank you very much for your end­less sup­port. It def­in­itely would not have been pos­sible without your gen­er­ous donation.”

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Other details of the night.…

Kate Nash per­formed. Ben Shep­h­ard hos­ted. Jools wore orange (thanks Daily Mail for that snip­pet). And not for­get­ting Gen­naro Con­t­aldo (as promp­ted by Jamie on Twitter)..

Jamie Oliver’s tweet to Coulson Macleod

“The Jamie Oliver Found­a­tion is a registered char­ity whose mis­sion is to empower, edu­cate and engage as many people as pos­sible to love and enjoy good food. This means learn­ing how to cook, under­stand­ing where food comes from, and recog­niz­ing the power it can have on our health, hap­pi­ness, and even fin­ances. We do this through teach­ing, train­ing and employ­ment, and also by mak­ing good clear inform­a­tion avail­able to as many people as possible.”

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Holly Tucker, founder of the online mar­ket­place Not On The High Street bought one of our typo­graphic art prints about a year ago.

A great testi­mo­nial for us. And we thought no more of it.

Until…

our lovely friend, the eagle-eyed Hay­ley of Ruby Wren, spot­ted our black and white oak-framed art print in the back­ground of this photo.

Can you see it lean­ing on the radiator?

Holly Tucker put this photo on the NOTHS blog. She was writ­ing about her son Harry’s sixth birth­day party.

This par­tic­u­lar print has now been dis­con­tin­ued. Which has noth­ing to do with Holly buy­ing it.

How­ever, if you’d like to see more of our typo­graphic art­work that is for sale, do pop on over to Coulson Macleod.

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Sure, every­one has an opin­ion. But do you have one of Coulson Macleod’s?

Coulson Macleod has cre­ated nine typo­graphic art prints for the Opin­ions Col­lec­tion. Each fea­tures a chunky hand­made, vintage-style, rough-sawn solid oak frame sur­round­ing a white-washed oak panel prin­ted with typography.

Each art­work has an unlim­ited print quantity.

The oak panel is cut and sanded by hand before being covered with a coat of diluted white lac­quer wash to fill the grain, and then sanded and re-washed with the lac­quer a second time. The panel is then over-printed with UV ink.

The mitred frame is hand­made using rough-sawn solid oak with a shadow rebate on the groove. We pur­pose­fully retain any defects in the oak to add to the charm and char­ac­ter of the piece. These can include knot holes, warps and water marks, so each frame is totally unique.

The prin­ted panel is then encased into the frame which is then glued and pinned, ready for hanging.

So, what’s your opinion?

Please ‘like’ the Coulson Macleod Face­book page to keep up-to-date with all our spe­cial offers, new col­lec­tions, and giveaways.

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Coulson Macleod’s cur­rent Face­book offer…

Get one of these Coulson Macleod typo­graphic prints from our ‘Words’ col­lec­tion…

FREE.

That’s right, abso­lutely 100% free. Not one single penny. Totally com­pli­ment­ary. Gratis.

Want to know how to get your free print?

Simply join us on Face­book and all will be revealed on our Wel­come page.

The three prints in our ‘Words’ col­lec­tion are hand­made in a vintage-style, with a rough-sawn solid oak frame sur­round­ing a white-washed oak panel prin­ted with dis­tressed typo­graphy. A ‘Words’ print meas­ures 29cm x 29cm x 8cm.

Only ‘likers’ of our Face­book page will see this offer.

Offer valid whilst stocks last.

Now for the eagle-eyed amongst you, or if you’re a super-duper fan of Coulson Macleod, you may recog­nise our latest col­lec­tion called ‘Love Notes’…

Yes, this is not strictly a new col­lec­tion of typo­graphic prints. Just a re-worked one.

Our re-worked ‘Love Notes’ col­lec­tion still fea­tures a hand­made vintage-style frame made with rough-sawn solid oak.

Our re-worked ‘Love Notes’ col­lec­tions still fea­tures a white-washed oak panel prin­ted with dis­tressed typo­graphy.

How­ever the size of each print is now 54cm x 54cm x 8cm. Not the smal­ler 29cm x 29cm x 8cm.

Why? Well if you love someone you want to tell them in a big way!

And we’ve re-jigged the style. This is how they used to look…

Per­fect big love notes. Which one is your favourite?

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Coulson Macleod has two new typo­graphic art offers for all our Face­book fans.

Buy 1 Large Oak Print + Get 1 Lime­stone Print Free

Such as one of our ‘Zodiac’ lime­stone prints (12 in the collection)…

or one of our ‘Rock’ lime­stone prints (3 in the collection)…

Buy 2 Large Oak Prints + Get 2 Lime­stone Prints & 3 ‘Dec­ades’ Prints Free

To find out how to get this offer become a friend of ours on Face­book.

Offer ends Monday morn­ing, 7^th March.

How does £50 off sound to you?

Well, if you join Coulson Macleod’s Face­book page you can access a spe­cial £50 Off Selec­ted Art­work page and pick a typo­graphic print, like one of these…

‘Defin­i­tion Of Romance’ — hand­made solid oak frame

‘I Only Live to Love You’ — hand­made solid oak frame

‘Wilde Blue’ — hand­made from reclaimed roof timbers

‘Wilde Grey’ — hand­made from reclaimed roof timbers

‘Wilde Red’ — hand­made from reclaimed roof timbers

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• Love Unlim­ited

And the second of our two brand new Coulson Macleod typo­graphic art col­lec­tions launched today…

The Love Unlim­ited Collection

A super chunky (8cm deep if you want the exact meas­ure­ment) hand­made, vintage-style, rough-sawn solid oak frame sur­round­ing a white-washed oak panel prin­ted with dis­tressed typo­graphy. The size of the art­work is 54cm x 54cm.

The Love Unlim­ited Col­lec­tion has an unlim­ited print quantity.

The oak panel is cut and sanded by hand before being covered with a coat of diluted white lac­quer wash to fill the grain, and then sanded and re-washed with the lac­quer a second time. The panel is then over-printed with UV ink.

The mitred frame is hand­made using rough-sawn solid oak. We pur­pose­fully retain any defects in the oak to add to the charm and char­ac­ter of the piece. These can include knot holes, warps and water marks, so each frame is totally unique.

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Intro­du­cing the first of two brand new Coulson Macleod typo­graphic art col­lec­tions launched today.

The Stamp Collection

A super chunky (8cm deep if you want the exact meas­ure­ment) hand­made, vintage-style, rough-sawn solid oak frame sur­round­ing a white-washed oak panel prin­ted with stamped typo­graphy. The size of the art­work is 54cm x 54cm.

The Stamp Col­lec­tion has an unlim­ited print quantity.

The oak panel is cut and sanded by hand before being covered with a coat of diluted white lac­quer wash to fill the grain, and then sanded and re-washed with the lac­quer a second time. The panel is then over-printed with UV ink.

The mitred frame is hand­made using rough-sawn solid oak. We pur­pose­fully retain any defects in the oak to add to the charm and char­ac­ter of the piece. These can include knot holes, warps and water marks, so each frame is totally unique.