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Beautiful Budgerigar. Who knew that budgies are the third most popular pet in the world! The green and yellow combination is their “original” colour and the only one that occurs in the wild in their native Australia. The Drippy Bird series aims to portray the striking beauty of each of the birds in intricate painterly…
The storms and flourishes of life. The Flutterby Effect is a three part series chronicling the life cycle of butterflies.
Butterflies carry a host of symbolism. Most they are equal parts claming, invigorating and inspiring in their daintiness adorned with pattern and colour. Add stripes (for life) and you’re good to go! As this print is designed with a border on the paper, this is not available with an additional mount option.
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.
It’s the thought that counts…and the gymnastic excellence of the endeavour! While this spotted skunk will probably fool no one for camouflaging as a tropical pineapple, they are known for performing handstands which to me make them look a bit pineapple spikey. Unfortunately this gymnastic performance tends to be precursor to spraying an opponent. No…
Caracal cats are medium sized wild cats native to Africa. Their delicate features have an almost painterly quality. The long tufts growing from their ears are in some languages even called “brushes”. What better advocate for artists’ supplies? The ADimals series takes its inspiration from playful mid-century style advertising posters. Taking you back to a…
Dreams of cat island visualised. Stripey cats, dotty cats, tufted cats, and maned cats.
CataTonic is the slight odd one out in this series because it is more about the play on words than the animal’s connection to the product. The first version of CataTonic can be found in our Poisons and Potion series in a monochrome Victorian incarnation. To add a colour version, the boozy cat is channeling…
Ara-what? Looks a bit like a toucan to me! That’s because they are related. Aracari are native to South America, with their largest presence in Bolivian Amazon. The Drippy Bird series aims to portray the striking beauty of each of the birds in intricate painterly and sketched detail. The hints of delicate botanicals offset with…
Majestic banana leaves, playful and imposing icons of tropicality. Part of the Chromatose series, Chromatose Botanica combines botanical elements with colour related sensory associations from scent to touch, as well emotional associations and intimate settings.
Botanicals from my chosen home Scotland. Iconic bluebells and lesser known bog myrtle. The latter has beautiful balsamic fragrance is used in drink flavourings but also insect repellent. Imagine a crisp morning by a leafy loch. Part of the Chromatose series, Chromatose Botanica combines botanical elements with colour related sensory associations from scent to touch,…
Static spiky structures that bloom in the most delicate multi-petaled flowers. Cacti. An ongoing obsession for me and hopefully for you as well. Part of the Chromatose series, Chromatose Botanica combines botanical elements with colour related sensory associations from scent to touch, as well emotional associations and intimate settings.
Introduce a burst of joy to your interior with the ‘Chromatose Botanica: Sunflowers’ Giclee Framed Print. This expressive artwork features an exuberant portrayal of sunflowers, a tribute to their paradoxical nature – grand in size yet fragile in form. The artist’s semi-abstract interpretation of these iconic blooms is brought to life through a riot of…
Les Parfums illustrates the four main scent families used in perfumery for centuries. Chypre means Cyprus in French, where the first scent to feature the main notes was composed. The scent generally fatures citrus overtones contrasted by woody base notes.
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.
While they don’t exclusive roam about Australia, cockatoos certainly are the colourfully crested poster child for Australia. Ok but coffee? Turns out Australia grows and produces its own award winning coffees and many would agree that antipodean coffee culture led to the worldwide boom of the same over the last decade or so… The ADimals…