Hello Mary Woodin!
Mary Woodin's watercolour journey started with a student project at the Royal College of Art, instigated by the then Prince Charles who suggested she try his favoured medium.
Fine Art Greeting Cards, Note Cards and Gifts
Welcome to the Green Pebble website - we're thrilled you've decided to visit. Here you can choose from hundreds of fine art greeting cards, note cards and gifts, all featuring the beautiful work of some of the UK’s best contemporary artists.
Plus, in our Artisan Marketplace, you will find superb prints, paintings, sculptures, ceramics and much more, handmade by artists from around the country.
The finest quality, responsibly sourced
All our Green Pebble-branded products are carefully selected and we ensure the artist’s original work is reproduced with great care. Our cards are printed with pride in the UK on board sourced from fully sustainable forests, and are blank inside for your own message
Our products are all based on original works of art. We regularly add new artists and pieces to the collection, so be sure to visit regularly to see what's new, or follow us on Facebook or Pinterest. Aspiring artists, read about how we make our selection
Artisan Marketplace
Enjoy a world of creativity by visiting our Artisan Marketplace where you can find beautiful original artworks, prints and gifts that are dispatched by the artists directly to you. All from within the quality umbrella of the Green Pebble brand that you have come to know and trust.
Customer Reviews
'Always buy my cards from Green Pebble. Unique, beautifully printed and good value. People always comment on them.'
- Alison rated us 5/5 Stars November 2024
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Children's Birthday Cards
Lively, fun and colourful - Green Pebble now has a range of cards for children of all ages, as well as numbered cards for children aged 1 to 5. Big kids, little kids, kids who love peas (and those who...
Sarah McMenemy - Colours and Shapes
One of Sarah McMenemy's favourite activities is spotting beautiful colour combinations and shapes while out walking. She tries to recreate the joy and energy of the scenes, starting with laying down gouache colour washes onto paper and working onto them with further layers...