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Newfoundland and Labrador Images
Journey to the Cape Print
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Journey to the Cape Print
Journey to the Cape Print
12"x15" (Not Matted)
Price: CDN$25.00
Journey to the Cape
Print
12"x15" ( Matted to 16" x 18")
Price: CDN$40.00
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Lawrence Feltham, graduated high school in Glovertown. He then studied visual arts in Stephenville. After which he returned to Glovertown to start "Amplified Images" doing custom airbrushing, oil paintings, pottery, sculpture, photography and many other forms of artistic impression. Lawrence also teaches art programs at local schools in the Glovertown area and has illustrated several books. Lawrence has had his work featured in numerous publications, papers and magazines, most recently Lawrence's art work can be seen in "Sport Compact National" magazine. Today Lawrence continues to create art, which is his passion and defined purpose in life.
Journey to the Cape was commissioned by Ryall Atlantic Ltd. originally as a board game design but after hearing great reviews it was decided to release it in a limited
(499) 18"x24" and unlimited 12"x15" edition print.
The print, Journey to the Cape started out as a idea for an educational and tourist trivia board game, which has developed into a print, a board game, a computer game and a puzzle and postcard. The first phase is the release of a print, with the other products soon to be available. Ryall Atlantic Ltd. wanted to develop a product that would assist those wanting to learn more about Newfoundland and Labrador culture, heritage and history and it would have to be fun to play and be a valuable learning tool, that is where the idea for a trivia board game was born. To do that the board design itself had to be fun and representative of the culture, heritage and history of Newfoundland and Labrador and it also had to be designed so that it could accommodate at least 150 spaces. Given that Labrador has just over 30 communities and Newfoundland over 240 communities we could not produce an accurate representation of the Province and therefore had to shrink Labrador and stretch Newfoundland so that all 150 spaces could be put into the game.
Coming soon, Journey to the Cape Board Game, Journey to the Cape Computer Game & Journey to the Cape Puzzle and Postcards.
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All Prices are in Canadian Dollars
