Advocates Close Matte Art Print
Price range: £12.50 through £108.00Advocates Close dates from the 15th Century, and links Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to Cockburn Street, and looking down it provides a wonderful framed view of Scott Monument.
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Advocates Close dates from the 15th Century, and links Edinburgh’s Royal Mile to Cockburn Street, and looking down it provides a wonderful framed view of Scott Monument.

Arthur’s Seat and the Crags are group of hills in Edinburgh just east of the city centre, overlooking our lovely little studio. This is part of a series of original illustrations featuring well (and sometimes lesser) known Edinburgh streets and monuments.

What’s happening at Barrowland? Better ask what’s not happening there! The iconic sign of the legendary venue brought to life in all its neon glory.

What’s happening at Barrowland? Better ask what’s not happening there! The iconic sign of the legendary venue brought to life in all its neon glory.

The beautiful view of Edinburgh from Calton Hill. Put this near your mirror as an affirmation reminder to start the day!

Give yourself positive affirmations to make your day great.

Calton Hill just off Princes street is full of monuments and gives spectacular views of the city. This is part of a series of original illustrations featuring well (and sometimes lesser) known Edinburgh streets and monuments. Essential Edinburgh is a series of prints depicting the enchanting loveliness of the historical Scottish city where diedododa was…

An iconic view of a different kind. Circus Lane in Stockbridge seduces with its picturesquely kept mews front houses. Most adorable in late Spring just before sunset. Essential Edinburgh is a series of prints depicting the enchanting loveliness of the historical Scottish city where diedododa was born and lives in blissful happiness.

Another iconic and winding street of Edinburghs Old Town. This is Cockburn Street -the ck is silent in the pronunciation in case you wondered ;). Full of colourful indie shops and eateries, it’s a firm favourite for locals and tourists alike.

Glasgow’s most i-cone-ically enhanced landmark. The Duke…with some added Ginger. Nobody really cared about this guy until he acquired that hard to lose traffic cone on his head. Now this statue represents the wonderful Glaswegian sense of humour and the authorities have accepted that they can’t win…the public has spoken! And if that isn’t enough,…

Just outside Falkirk there is a house that looks like a pineapple. That’s a true story – it was built as a greenhouse to grow the fruit but later became a folly. Now it is a tourist accommodation.

What’s loviler than a castle in the snow? That’s right when it’s Edinburgh castle in a snow flurry!

Looking for something to spruce up your living room or office? Feast your eyes on our Edinburgh Castle art print! This sketch features the iconic Scottish landmark in all its glory, set against a colourful background that’s sure to brighten up any space. Available in 5 different sizes (A4, A3, A2, A1, and A0), you…

John Knox house is where reputedly the protestant reformer John Knox resided. True or not – it’s a pretty nice building and warranted a portrait! This is part of a series of original illustrations featuring well (and sometimes lesser) known Edinburgh streets and monuments.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is home to tremendous collections of Art of all ages and disciplines. Awe and inspiration for days!

The beautifully domed Victorian structure of Kibble Palace is a wondrous sight to behold in the Botanic Gardens of Glasgow. Once inside the lush foliage and vegetation take you on a journey to foreign lands.