Ho Ho Ho! The perfect card for your sprout-loving friends and family this Christmas! Because what would Christmas be without overcooked miniature cabbages to push around your plate?!

Do you know someone who is mad about pugs?

Or maybe someone who is mad about pugs and a bit Scroogey about Christmas?

Or possibly even someone who is just Scroogey about Christmas and likes dogs?

Or, I mean, a fan of “dad jokes”?

My ‘Bah Humpug!’ card is a card for pug and pun-lovers alike. ;)

Everyone loves a labrador, even when they’re up to no good. They’re just too sweet to say no to. One look at those puppy dog eyes and they can get away with practically anything!

Come and see my prints in person (always the best way to appreciate all the yummy detail) at Art Unequalled.

The ‘Instruments of Hope’ series of prints are now available as greetings cards so you can send a musical thought to friends and family.

‘Leftie’ is a little eco mollusc with a BIG heart! He’s helped me cut down waste ink and paper in the studio.

A series of “lino sketches” I made to celebrate the return of the light after the Winter Solstice.

Today my friend Rob and I did our first in-person sales event for a couple of years and my first as a printmaker.

My prints are now hanging in the newly and beautifully refurbished The Drummond at Albury, part of the PeachPubs family.

A handsome English Bulldog relief print is now available.

People often ask how I would mount my prints. Hint: black core mountboard all the way! ;)

Do you know and love a Patterdale Terrier? They’re an irresistible force of nature so this was a fun commission.

Ahh, the feel of warm horsey breath on an outstretched palm followed by bristley whiskers and finally warm velvety nose (usually seeking carrots!)

Is it Cow Parsley, Queen Anne’s Lace, or—eek!—Mother Die?

A little pep talk for those of us receiving more “no”s than “yes”es.

In the interests of full transparency, I make mistakes. I know. Shocking, isn’t it?!

Don’t you love it when a story has a (very) happy ending?

An ode to nice typography

There’s a reason they call it relief printing. This blossom in raking light looks almost sculptural.

Has this male Starling spotted a chunk of fat ball another bird has missed, or has another starling decided to join his feast?