About me

My name is Stewart Bremner. I’ve been a visual artist, illustrator and graphic designer for over twenty five years. My shop, originally called Indy Prints, has its origin in 2013, when I began to put my creative experience and strong aesthetic sense to use in the campaign for Scottish independence.

I launched an online shop in July 2014, to feature the best of my political work, which took off in the period after the independence referendum.

The following year I began to add non-political work that featured Scots language and Scottish culture.

Like so many Scots, my schooling didn’t include anything about Scotland. Instead, we were taught implicitly to view Scotland’s home-grown culture as second-rate and embarrassing. This is a phenomena known as the Scottish Cringe.

I aim to fight against the Cringe and these negative self beliefs in my work, by shining a light on Scotland’s unique culture. My hope is that we can collectively grow to appreciate and celebrate what makes up Scotland – past, present and future –with a culture that is recognised around the world.

As I explore our culture, the languages and the history, the work in my shop continues to change. In 2026, for example, I’ve fully embraced colour as a revolutionary act in the face of rampant capitalism and right wing politics, and have created more vibrant versions of much of my work.

I hope you’ll find something to appreciate here as I journey ever onwards.

Stewart Bremner,
July 2026