Richard Castle Posters and Art Prints

Firefly fans will understand

Richard Castle from the Crime Series Castle

Richard Castle Investigations Logo

Castle, 10th, Anniversary, 2009, 2019, Stana, Katic, Kate, Beckett, Nathan, Fillion, Richard, White

This design is: Castle, 10th, Anniversary, 2009, 2019, Stana, Katic, Kate, Beckett, Nathan, Fillion, Richard

"A Whole New Chapter in Crime Solving" From TV Show Castle

The point is, theres always a story, you just have to find it

castle

This design is based on an interaction between Castle and Beckett on one of my favorite shows, CASTLE.

Castle really is ruggedly handsome

From Robin Hood and the Magna Carta ( The Wurtherington Diary book 8)Art by Duy Truong.........................Tammy has a plan to show the sons of the tyrannical King John what a good life living in freedom can be. She escorts them a hundred years into the future to Switzerland where freedom reigned.................. Prince Richard pointed, "Real live goats! I've ne-er seen a goat before." Both boys were excited to see the goats. "He likes me!" he squealed.

Robin Hood and the MAgna Carta Book 8 The Wurtherington DiaryArt by Duy Truong.........................Tammy has a plan to show the sons of the tyrannical King John what a good life living in freedom can be. She escorts them a hundred years into the future to Switzerland where freedom reigned.................. We flew high above Hagen's farm and then over the hills and valleys until we reached the home of William Tell that was high up in the mountains. Oh, oh! I see that Henry and Richard were still dressed in their royal attire! I should have dressed the pair in something plain as they did not fit in well with country folk. It matters little at all, I suspect. We found William Tell's son, Walter Tell tending goats in a grazing land ...

Castle really is ruggedly handsome

Rick and Kate chillin.

Taken while sailing Cleveland Bay Townsville with Castle Hill in the background.

The rookie

Castle and Beckett

Corfe Castle is one of the most scenic spots in Southerm England. The ruin occupies a mound at the one significant gap in the Purbeck Hills that isolated the 'isle' of Purbeck from the rest of Dorset (UK). So it is no surprise that it was built as early as the time of William the Conqueror (11th century). And it is also no surprise that it was demolished by Oliver Cromwell (1646) to stop it becoming a stronghold. Today it stands as a romantic ruin over the picturesque village of Corfe - a place that feels trapped in an Enid Blyton novel, with its old fashioned village feel, complete with preserved steam railway. There are many good angles to view the castle. As well as from the common (here), the hills either side are good vantage point...

All the songs make sense.

ON the show CASTLE, when Alexis sees her father in his Halloween costume and wonders what he's supposed to be, Castle replies: “space cowboy."

I had difficulty in deciding which view of Conwy (North Wales, UK) to paint. The obvious choice would include the imposing castle and maybe the historic suspension bridge. For this 16x12 inch oil painting though I opted for a view of the town and walls from across the estuary, seen by the low light of early evening - which gave it a nice warm glow.

Caskett blue butterfly

Season 5

This view of Dunster in Somerset, comes from a trip I did some years ago exploring Exmoor in a couple of days. It was a hot summer's day, and the yarn market (structure on right, where centuries ago there was a market) provided welcome shelter from the heat. But it was more than that, for I stepped inside and felt like I had gone back in time, but could look out onto the then 20th century outside. Its strange how old wooden buildings can sometimes give that feeling. Painted in oil on a 16x12 inch board

When leaving the train at Harlech (Wales) you find yourself at the foot of the castle. There is a gate, but its exit only, and the way in is up the hill and from the town. If that all sounds too much effort, then an alternative is to stroll across the sand dunes, where the sea used to be, and perhaps see the castle nestled in the landscape. And that is exactly what I've done here in this little oil painting!

There are many lovely views of Arundel, but one of my favourites is from the river near the station. The river is tidal at this point, so the brackish water is always a bit murky. There is a ice walk you can do from here heading upstream to the next road crossing (near Amberley), through the woods, and down into the town from the grounds around the castle. I've painted this view in oil on a 24x12 inch board based on photos I took on that walk.

Kate and Richard

Castle and Beckett on the swings

A writer and his muse