London Eye postcard is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of art postcards. This postcard has been created from original artwork by Emily.
Emily Ward’s art postcard portrays the London Eye in a soft, dreamlike setting, where colour and texture take centre stage. The great wheel is outlined in gentle purples and blues, rising gracefully against a sky awash with pinks, lilacs, and lavender tones, flecked with lighter speckles.
In the foreground, a vibrant field of flowers fills the scene with energy, created through scattered strokes and splashes of colour with bright yellows, delicate whites, rich purples, and lively pinks.
The expressive brushwork of the blossoms contrasts with the calm, steady form of the London Eye, giving the artwork a balance between stillness and vitality, and transforming this modern landmark into a scene full of colour, warmth, and life.
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London Eye
The London Eye, set on the South Bank of the River Thames, has become one of London’s most recognisable symbols and a highlight of the city’s skyline. First opened in 2000 to mark the millennium, the giant observation wheel reaches a height of 135 metres and was once the tallest in the world.
The 32 glass capsules offer spectacular, 360-degree views across the capital, showcasing landmarks from the Houses of Parliament to the Shard, attracting millions of visitors every year. Designed by architects David Marks and Julia Barfield, it is celebrated for both its elegant design and its remarkable engineering. Today, the London Eye
is not only a must-see attraction but also a cultural icon, often at the centre of national celebrations such as the New Year’s Eve fireworks.
