8 Beastie cards with envelopes. Blank for your own greeting. These are some of my favourite drawings - two badgers, two sheep, a squirrel, a hedgehog, a highland cow and a fox cub.
Eight individual hare images reproduced on high quality 300gsm matte white paper as A5 cards and envelopes in a beautiful heavyweight dark grey gift box complete with illustrated label.
Eight individual bird images reproduced on high quality 300gsm matte white paper as A5 cards and envelopes in a beautiful heavyweight dark grey gift box complete with illustrated label.
A3 prints are Gallery quality limited edition giclées, custom trimmed with border, and signed, titled and numbered under the image. They are printed with archival inks on 300 gsm heavyweight acid free white cotton rag paper with a matte finish and sent out unframed in a sturdy cardboard tube. All prints are made to order, so please allow 2 weeks for arrival. Alternatively, please get in touch if you would like to discuss framing options.
Charcoal on paper 76x56 cm Unframed I keep going back to drawing hares as they are far and away my favourite animal in the UK. They are graceful, mysterious creatures with huge eyes and long, long ears. Hares are not still for long as they are shy, hyper-alert animals and they are hard to spot as they are usually concealed by the crops in the fields they run in.
A3 prints are Gallery quality limited edition giclées, custom trimmed with border, and signed, titled and numbered under the image. They are printed with archival inks on 300 gsm heavyweight acid free white cotton rag paper with a matte finish and sent out unframed in a sturdy cardboard tube. All prints are made to order, so please allow 2 weeks for arrival. Alternatively, please get in touch if you would like to discuss framing options.
I was hiking in the Lake District last year and came across these beautiful Herdwick sheep. Tightly wrapped in their pale woolly coats against the winter cold.
I love foxes and am very pleased to introduce The Fox Box. Each of the eight images is taken from a series of fox portraits that I have made over the years - from my garden, from the city streets and from the countryside.
