Whether you’re a proud resident or simply a fan of Bristol’s unique neighbourhoods, this print is a stylish and meaningful way to celebrate BS3.
Description
Susan Taylor's BS3 Tea Towel is a vibrant tribute to one of Bristol’s most beloved postcodes. Showcasing the heart and soul of South Bristol, this artwork highlights key landmarks and iconic features of the BS3 area, including Ashton Gate Stadium, North Street’s colourful vibe, and the sprawling greenery of Victoria Park.
Dimensions
51cm x 75cm
Materials and Care
Made from: 100% cotton
Also available in A3 print
Features
Susan Taylor, a talented designer with a background in the advertising industry in Brighton and London, moved to Bristol in 2007 to establish her own design studio specialising in typographical gift ware. Drawing on her years of experience, Susan combines screen printing and digital illustration with experimental typefaces to craft her signature retro-styled designs.
Her passion for graphic design shines through in every piece, with a focus on typography, iconography, bold splashes of colour, and striking structural layouts. Each creation reflects her love for blending traditional and modern techniques to produce visually captivating and timeless works.
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100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
