A Christmas Card

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Thank you for your bright and cheerful greetings, Stephen - wishing you a Happy Christmas and a better and happier New Year!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Wed 16 Dec 18:08:56

Whoo! Happy Christmas to you, Stephen!

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Wed 16 Dec 18:57:24

Thank you Stephen. Wishing you and your family a safe but happy Christmas!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 16 Dec 21:08:03

Thank you Stephen. Let's hope the new year is as bright as your card!

Posted by Diane Boswell on Wed 16 Dec 22:57:00

A Merry Xmas to you also. I'll take my shades off now, I love it.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 16 Dec 23:12:59

A Merry Christmas to you and yours, Stephen, and surely the New Year must be better than 2020. I look forward to seeing more of your marvellous work in the coming year.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Thu 17 Dec 05:21:26

Great card, have a safe one!

Posted by Alan Bickley on Thu 17 Dec 06:49:17

Many thanks Anne, Marjorie, Fiona, Denise, Lewis and Alan. All the best for the coming year and I appreciate your kind comments over the last twelve months.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Thu 17 Dec 07:17:44

What a cheerful card, gorgeous colours - Happy Christmas to you as well, Stephen, and look forward to seeing more of your beautiful work next year.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Thu 17 Dec 08:20:12

Many thanks Jenny.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Thu 17 Dec 10:22:07

Full of festival spirits, beautiful colours.

Posted by Kwok Wai Chau on Thu 17 Dec 10:26:59

A fabulously upbeat piece, love the psychedelic colors which work so well together. Merry Christmas, Stephen!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Thu 17 Dec 15:14:05

Many thanks Kwok & Seok

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Thu 17 Dec 15:20:06

Merry Christmas Stephen. Xx

Posted by Jennifer Edwards on Fri 18 Dec 00:31:03

Thank you Jennifer and the very best to you.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Fri 18 Dec 09:31:13

Hang on Studio Wall

16/12/2020

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Hoping for better things next year.

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Stephen Kelly

My Father was an artist and I wanted to follow in his footsteps but sadly he died when I was 8 which changed everything. When it was time to earn a living, Uncle Norman said " I'll get you a job Lad" so I became an apprentice photo retoucher, not fine art but a job. The work was intimidating as…

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