Scottish art since 2014

Indy Prints celebrates Scotland, its culture and politics, the Scots language and more. It was founded by Edinburgh artist Stewart Bremner, who has been practicing for over twenty years.

Culture

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Top of the Scots Sayings

  • It's a braw bricht moonlit nicht the nicht

    Translated to English: it’s a lovely, bright moonlit night tonight.
    Meaning: it is a lovely, clear night
    Usage: unlikely, apart from those with Harry Lauder inclinations.

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  • Gaun yersel poster held by artist Stewart Bremner

    Gaun yersel

    Translated to English: go on yourself
    Meaning: go for it
    Usage: when you want to encourage pretty much anything, anywhere.

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  • We're aw Jock Tamson's bairns

    Translated to English: we’re all John Thomson’s children.
    Meaning: we’re all the same under the skin
    Usage: expressing solidarity with anyone who might seem superficially different

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Scots Sayings

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News

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  • Christmas markets 2024

    Christmas markets 2024

    Over the next five weeks, you can catch me or the lovely Paul at these markets. There will be a colourful selection of calendars, posters and magnets! Leith Market Saturday...

    Christmas markets 2024

    Over the next five weeks, you can catch me or the lovely Paul at these markets. There will be a colourful selection of calendars, posters and magnets! Leith Market Saturday...

  • New: Still Yes poster

    New: Still Yes poster

    When I got up, on the day of the indyref ten years ago, I went straight to the polling station and voted 'Yes'. And then I got on a train...

    New: Still Yes poster

    When I got up, on the day of the indyref ten years ago, I went straight to the polling station and voted 'Yes'. And then I got on a train...

  • My shop is ten years old!

    My shop is ten years old!

    It's my shop's tenth anniversary and, though it's quite hard to believe, I'm still here. Firstly, I want to thank everyone who has supported me and made purchases from my...

    My shop is ten years old!

    It's my shop's tenth anniversary and, though it's quite hard to believe, I'm still here. Firstly, I want to thank everyone who has supported me and made purchases from my...

  • The most ancient of Scottish Arts

    The most ancient of Scottish Arts

    Almost everything I've made since I launched my online shop in 2014 has been a combination of words and images. I didn't exactly plan this and, to be honest, only...

    The most ancient of Scottish Arts

    Almost everything I've made since I launched my online shop in 2014 has been a combination of words and images. I didn't exactly plan this and, to be honest, only...

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Politics

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Politics

Politics

Quite simply, Scotland should be an independent country. If you too believe... 

Politics

Landscapes

Landscape posters

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Beasties

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Tartan

Scotland is known for many things, like whisky, bagpipes, haggis and much more. However, in design nothing says 'Scotland' like a tartan. Even though the cloth was banned after the 1745 Jacobite uprising, it has since become a symbol of the nation.

While many see the rich cultural heritage of tartan as twee, and others bemoan it as a 19th Century invention, designers all over the world have taken inspiration from these woven wonders.

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