Cotswold Poster Co
A graphic exploration of the Cotswolds through the lens of mid-century travel design.
The collections within Cotswold’s work
Market Town Vistas
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These pieces capture the vibrant life and distinctive architecture of the Cotswolds' historic market towns, often featuring central landmarks and bustling scenes. — ‘Stow On The Wold’, ‘Moreton In Marsh’, ‘Chipping Campden’ and ‘Cirencester Marketplace’.
Arboreal & Open Spaces
This grouping focuses on the natural, expansive beauty of the Cotswold landscape, featuring arboretums, commons, and parklands with a tranquil, verdant palette.
Riverside Reflections
These works share a common theme of water, depicting picturesque scenes along the rivers and waterways that meander through the Cotswolds.
Dramatic Horizons
This collection features landscapes with striking natural or architectural focal points, often presented with dramatic skies or a sense of elevation.
Works by Cotswold Poster Co
46 pieces
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About Cotswold
Cotswold receives 20% of every sale
Transparent compensation, always.
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Cotswold Poster Co — questions answered
Who is the artist behind Cotswold Poster Co?
The company was founded in 2019 by Matt Isherwood, a graphic designer who studied in Falmouth and previously worked as a web designer in London before returning to the Cotswolds.
What is the primary inspiration for this collection?
The designs are inspired by mid-20th-century railway posters, reimagining over 130 regional towns, villages, and landscapes through a minimalist digital lens.
Are these prints produced with environmental considerations?
Yes, the business utilizes recycled materials and donates 2% of its income to the Gloucestershire and Wiltshire Wildlife Trusts to support local conservation.
Has the work received any public recognition?
The designs have been featured on the Channel 4 program George Clarke’s Remarkable Renovations and are stocked at local venues such as the Cotswold Motor Museum.
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