The Stone Buddha

"Do not dwell in the past,

do not dream of the future,

concentrate on the present moment."

Mrs Sleepingcities

Thought I'd have another go at a portrait.

Isn't she lovely!

Rose

My Trilogy wouldn't be complete without a Rose.

The three designs are now available to buy as greetings cards.

So head over to my Folksy Shop and treat yourself!

Snow Drop

Continuing the Flowers theme. Here's a little Snow Drop.

Daffodil

Can't help to notice the Daffs beginning the emerge.

Spring is coming!

Self Portrait

This was a real fun challenge.

Even if it did take all weekend and send me crazy.

If you close one eye and really blur the other (!!) you can see that it really is a grinning me!

Buddha Stage 1

Thought I'd give a Buddha the sleepingcities treatment.

Am suffering from RSI now!

Colour to follow...

The Day the Postman Called

I love this book. Totally ridiculously romantic.

Happy Valentine's Day.

Vintage Valentines 2

This card would have been handmade and sent from the lady to her man.

She has 'chosen' him over the others, telling him this by simply writing 'Preference' on the inside.

Vintage Valentines 1

I love giving my wife antique cards for Valentines, this one is from the early 1900.

It translates (roughly) as:

"I die or I stick,

A kiss, it is a pleasure.

It is a whole happiness

It is the unquestionable pledge,

The bond of our hearts"

Message for Valentines 3

Really enjoying this nautical mania. Bit of semaphore this time.

It reads 'I Love You'.

Valentines Cards to buy

What with Valentines Day fast approaching,

I thought I'd get a few of my designs printed exclusively for a select few (yes, thats you).

They're £3 each and I'll even throw in free P&P. Nice.

There's four to choose from, under the titles 'Message for Valentines' .

Drop me an email or leave a comment and I'll get them to you ASAP.

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Message for Valentines 4

This weird image popped into my head the other day.

My wife was slightly alarmed that she'd been confined to a bottle and was part of an experiment to extract her goddess qualities. And all for money too!

I told her it was romantic.

I thought it wise not to draw a bunsen burner underneath her.