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It’s the Year of the Dragon, and for Chinese New Year here are some stunning prints – available to buy – from Soyu’s inaugral project the Creative Zodiac.
Soyu is a new brand that aims to bring together eastern and western culture through art and fashion.
For their launch project this set of prints is inspired by the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Each artist was chosen for their unique style, skill and craft they put into their pieces. Limited to just 10 prints per piece each A2 piece is digitally printed on 315gsm cotton uncoated rag, resulting in some of the finest quality wall art you’re likely to find at such a good price – £15 each in this Chinese New Year week – until January 29th.
And if you’re in London this weekend, the Chinese New Year celebrations kick off at 10.15am – 5.40pm on Sunday 29th in Trafalgar Square.
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Loma-Ann Marks
Loma was a performer and freelance writer before becoming a journalist on the Daily Star Sunday, Daily Star and Express. She's the Founder and Editor of Culture Compass. North, South, East or West? I'll go anywhere. I like to think that I'm a pretty good map reader ( not everyone would agree ) but then I remind them that I navigated my way around the Paris one-way system with NO mistakes. High Class or Common or Garden? High class in the garden. Clothes or Culture? Culture in new clothes. My best night out ever made me feel....... That things would never be the same again. And they surely weren't the following day.
Loma was a performer and freelance writer before becoming a journalist on the Daily Star Sunday, Daily Star and Express. She's the Founder and Editor of Culture Compass. North, South, East or West? I'll go anywhere. I like to think that I'm a pretty good map reader ( not everyone would agree ) but then I remind them that I navigated my way around the Paris one-way system with NO mistakes. High Class or Common or Garden? High class in the garden. Clothes or Culture? Culture in new clothes. My best night out ever made me feel....... That things would never be the same again. And they surely weren't the following day.
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