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Our first photography stock has been loaded, a selection of colour and black and white prints by Grace Margarita Lee, including Eiffel.

Bert Holländer's wonderful very limited edition and one-off etchings will soon be available alongside an initial collection of giclée prints. We'll be loading the originals first so watch these pages for more news very soon or join the mailing list for automatic updates.

The Cliffs by Merlyn Chesterman is one of a series of original wood cut prints inspired by the landscape local to her studio in South Western England.

While we were building the site, we were interviewed for the Royal Academy's blog about artist and author Juliet Kepes' work, which we hope to feature at a later date. Here's a link which was filmed during the RA's Eyewitness Exhibition, Summer 2011.

Royal Academy Blog: Story of a Cover Girl

Early in 2011, around the time we first started discussing selling Merlyn Chesterman's beautiful original woodcut prints, a major Japanese earthquake struck, followed by an even more devastating tsunami. The country was sent into turmoil and is still dealing with the aftermath.

The Armadillo Central team has scoured several lands to bring you original art and photography, much of it available for the first time. First credits must go to Jennifer Copley-May, who’s witty Armadillo Central logo design - and the banner across the top of our site - has helped sustain our humour and creativity in the months leading up to the launch.