Find out who won our December 2017 prize draw
At the start of December, we entered all our newsletter subscribers into a prize draw and chose one person at random. Our lucky winner this time was Kerry Sutch from Hitchin, UK. Kerry chose to receive a Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite print and said:
I've dreamt about winning the draw for a long time now so this really is a dream come true! Like everyone else who has seen your wonderful print it was lust at first sight for me and I feel honoured that it will now grace my wall. The Beatles are ridiculously important to me, as is beautiful art and design, and in your print I have the perfect combination of all three.
Shown above is a photo of the Market Square in Hitchin from… actually I have no idea of the year. But given how many people are wearing boaters, perhaps it was taken around 1900. If anyone knows what's going on in this photo, please satisfy my curiosity!
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