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Plants
My Dad loves to give away plants. If he’s got multiples, can split a root, or take a cutting, it’s yours. Often the plant arrives as a thin stick with one lone leaf if you’re lucky, but shove it in … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Growing things
Tagged cuttings, dad, gardening, gardens, generous, give-away, illustration, manure, plants
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A dead bunny
This is a reject illustration from my current project at college. There’s something not right about them. Sort of stiff and uncomfortable and a bit too functional. Today I went to put the washing out and found a baby bunny … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged bunny, dead, illustration, netting, new growth, plants, rabbit, reject illustration, slugs, tabloid headlines
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A grumpy old matriarch
Here is a portrait of our neighbour with three of her tribe of dogs. Faye is the one curled up on the driver’s seat. She’s a grumpy old matriarch. She won’t even move out of the way for a tractor. … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Wildlife
Tagged birds, illustration, sheepdogs, woodpeckers
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Spring Cards
New greetings cards to celebrate the coming of spring…it’s definitely on its way! Check them out in my shop.
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged cards, greetings cards, illustration, new, spring
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Dark nights
It’s a really dark night tonight. Often the stars are bright enough that I can walk down the lane to bring the bin back and see my way quite clearly. Tonight I needed our big torch that sits by the … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged bins, dark, darkness, illustration, new characters, night, stars
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Nesting
The guttering around our house is a popular spot for a variety of little birds to build their nests. This year a pair of Blue Tits have taken a liking to the guttering above Little Owl’s window. We have been … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged blankets, blue tits, children's art, guttering, illustration, nesting, spring, summercloud
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Flat Cat Gallery
I don’t know where I’d be without kind people…almost certainly in a ditch somewhere. Since I have started on my illustration journey so many people have shared knowledge, experience, contacts and tea with me. Today was no exception. This morning … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged cards, Flat Cat Gallery, framed prints, Hot Chocolate, illustration, kind people, Lauder, Little Owl, prints, Stephen O'Neil, stickle brick, stockist
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Snow stops play
Here is an editorial illustration I did this week for Edinburgh University’s Insight Magazine. The illustration accompanies an article about how humans are more than a mathematical equation. Big Dreamer and I were surprised to look out of the window … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged editorial, illustration, insight magazine, mathematics, snow, swing
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World Book Day
This morning I spoke to an incredibly nice lady and about her stocking my cards in her exceptionally beautiful shop and gallery. The whole conversation was pleasant and positive but I still semi-died of nerves in the middle of the … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration, Making changes
Tagged adventures, being brave, illustration, Julia Donaldson, mum, nerves, selling, song, St David's Day, Waterstones, What the Ladybird Heard, World Book Day
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