Hi I have an offer for you! I am a digital artist based in London and believe you could benefit…read morefrom selling my art prints. If I had to label my artistic style I'd probably call it visionary, neon and fantasy. My Instagram page is called Sofiev Art. Here's my website also: https://sofievart.com/

It always surprises me how much you can find in the art shop and stationers in Dulwich Village…read more I often pop in here on the assumption that they will not have what I am looking for and instead I will have to trek into Central London to a larger shop. Normally however, they bring out exactly what I asked for. This may just be luck but it works for me all the same. The shop is small and rather old fashioned selling a range of paper, stationary, paint, canvas' and art supplies. The same man has been working here for all the time that I have been going to the shop and is very well informed and helpful. Expect to pay slightly more than you would in larger art and stationary shops, but for the ease and practicality of shopping here, it is well worth the extra pound or two.

I've been here multiple times, and no other art stores really feel as welcoming. The staff are…read morefriendly, and I really like how they don't go out to help you when you don't need any help. They have such a wide selection of low price items, and being a student, this is the perfect place to get my things from. I would recommend this to anyone, this is really a great art supplier.

It was a dangerous moment when I first saw the sign for Cowling & Wilcox as I was cycling home from…read moreCamberwell one day a few months ago. Since then, and since attending Dr Sketchy's wonderful life drawing classes at the RVT, I have been back a few times to browse and a few times to buy art supplies. This is not a bad thing, but knowing it's so close really tempts me to keep going back and spending far too much money on lovely paints and pens and brushes and stuff, even though I can't draw to save my life. There always seems to be a few good deals available on certain items, though not to the extent of the sales Cass Art runs all the time, and some of the staff are really helpful. There was one grumpy man there once who referred me to his colleague rather than answer my question himself, then glowered at me as he scanned everything in at the till, but everyone else I've spoken to have been pretty nice and didn't make me feel stupid when I asked basic questions about materials.

Nothing bad, nothing extraordinary about this Ryman shop. However it's got some perks:…read more - opening hours to start with!! It means I can go there before or after work quite easily. - where is it: by London Bridge station, so I walk past it everyday - DHL parcels: xmas time was made stressless thanks to this service. A bit expensive but a lot faster than Royal Mail and I can't really access a post office due to their opening hours - friendly and helpful staff

ARCH gallery is under a railway station and is in a railway arch…read more The street it is on is not a street, more like a wide alleyway with a few parked cars and bins, but is not smelly or creepy in anyway. The gallery is amongst other arches that have various business's their. You will see the sign ARCH and then you just slide the plastic doors and go in. It is a small space with white walls. On my right was this big purple plain kinda like a skateboard slope on the wall. I was thinking too myself "Is this it? "where is the art? Well I went to the back and the artist was their. The back was like an office and plus where he stored his other artwork. He also had information table with leaflets about the events their and other art galleries around Deptford. Well I asked the artist where the rest of the work is? He goes what do you mean? (its not my fault, I'am a novice in the art world). Well I quickly asked him "what inspired this work? which he explained. ARCH gallery is host to a lot of solo artist and gives them a chance to exhibit their work. They also have selected shows as well. Would I come here again, not really! Not just to see one piece of work.

So i've been around several art stores looking for cold press board. What can I say, i hate canvas,…read morealways have and always will! The hours of this shop isn't great. But it's deptford, not west London. Which is why it's the last place I gone to find my boards. Needless to say, they were fresh out. but it's nice to have someone behind the register know what the hell i'm talking about. They were fresh out. But i've found something similar which will do for a practice run. So for a shop about 1/3rd of the size of the big inner london shops, they actually store more of what I need then the big shops do. And the person behind the counter is an actual artist. Well... I assume he is, he knew what I was talking about. Next month their getting some strange metallic board you can paint on. I'm dying to see what this is!!! Great place! I will certainly return! PS: prices are better than the larger shops!

As the only fabric shop in Dulwich, Fabric does get quite a lot of business…read more The shop is very small with little stock mainly consists of printed fabrics and the staff working there do not always seem to know much about their products. The fabric that Fabric does sell is nice and good quality, so if they stock what you are looking for then it is not a bad shop. I however, would much rather make a further trip to find a greater choice.

Incredibly unhelpful man runs this shop, he is open at weird times and comes and goes as he…read morepleases. After several visits we have decided it's better to travel a bit and find some place friendlier with better better selection. It's s shame, it's well placed and could be a great shop.

Brand new to North Cross Road and very much welcomed…read more This card shop sells a fantastic range of cards for all occasions, wrapping paper and also a collection of nice quality stuffed toys. The shop is clearly and simply laid out and unlike most shops in Dulwich, they sell only a select product rather than attempting to sell a little of everything. Many of the cards are very highly priced but suitably beautiful. For it quality and simplicity, Postmark is perfect.

From the owner: Postmark is an independent award-winning card shop with a fantastic range of quirky, quality and…read moreoriginal cards at affordable prices. From birthday's to weddings to thank you's to congratulations we've got thousands of cards to choose from. We opened our first shop in Balham, southwest London in 2004 followed by Postmark East Dulwich and more recently Postmark Chiswick. At all three of our stores our customers can use our in-house postal service to send their letters and parcels anywhere in the world. Simply bring in your post and we'll frank it and post it for you. We offer the same great service and price as your Post Office, just without the queues! We take great pride in bringing the very best of British and international designed cards, stationery and wrap to our customers both instore and online with a fantastic array of brands including Caroline Gardner, Alice Scott, Happy Jackson, Art File, Pigment, Lagom, Rifle Paper, Hello Lucky, Peter Pauper, Moleskin, Lamy, Leuchtturm 1917, Rachel Ellen, V&A and many more

I had an amazing experience shopping here. They have a huge variety of clothes and unique styles. I…read moreloved the color of the clothes and how they looked on me. I got so many compliments for all my new outfits. I love this store!

Eeeek, this place is like a mini Ikea, and the merchandise is so dirt cheap that you might end up…read morebuying out the whole store! I can't even describe the different things available in this store, other than... its full of pure randomness! I think there's a bit of something for everyone here, and one of those places that you would want to browse to see whats there. - cheap tech toys - jewelry holders - fun napkins and colorful candles - assorted snacks - umbrellas - kitchenware and storage containers - school supplies and stationary - art supplies, blank canvas, drawing books Go check it out!

I first came across this shop at Victoria Station on my way to a course and I loved it. I could…read morebuy everything in the shop and everything I brought was in the sale which was even better. I would love to work there part time

The whole Oliver Bonas thing confuses me slightly. When I first saw the shop many years ago, I…read moreassumed it was a one off and I liked it, now they seem to be popping up all over the place. They do sell some nice things, but I feel that the vast quantity of shops they are opening, down grades them slightly. That may just be me being picky, but part of their initial charm was that it felt special and unique, now I cannot help but feel it is just over produced. Saying that, I still wander in on occasions but rarely am I moved to make a purchase.