Tweed Posters and Art Prints

this is my life now, making patterns inspired by tweed, this one is a Green version so if you like tweed but not the feel why not half this on a product

This is my life now, making patterns inspired by tweed, this one is a brown version so if you like tweed but not the feel why not half this on a product?

Acrylic on foam board, Designed to fit on my bicycle frame; Art in Motion. Winner of 'Coolest Classiest' bicycle award at the Tweed Run London 2018.

Acrylic on foam board. This painting was designed to fit on my bicycle wheel. Winner of 'Coolest Classiest Bicycle' Award at the London 2018 Tweed Run.

To celebrate cycling in this years Tweed Run in London I have created a painting to fit on my bike. The image shows two cyclists riding Pashleys and canine passengers gracefully passing the old Michelin building in London now a restaurant called Bibendum as a pastel pink sky settles over the city., I use Winsor and Newton professional acrylics and glazes and the painting has a high gloss, deep lustrous surface. The edges of the plastic foamboard are painted and glazed to enable the artwork to be displayed with or without a frame. The painting is supplied with fittings for hanging and a certificate of authenticity.

Portrait of Sherlock Holmes smoking a pipe.

Vintage Analog Wave Modulation Goodness.

The first stone bridge over the River Tweed at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland (the northernmost town in England) was built in 1634. It is still there but is too narrow for modern traffic flows. The next bridge to be built was the Royal Border Bridge built in 1847-50 (a rail bridge) and finally, the bridge shown here, the second road bridge to be built over the River Tweed in 1928. Camera: Canon EOS 450D

The impression of this sign was so strong when I got off the train,although I had no collection in my memory during the previous visits, so I had to take a photo.

Straight Outta Tweed Heads - Gift for Australian From Tweed Heads in New South Wales Australia

Owl lovers, this is for you! Mod owl cuteness! About the art: I create whimsical, one of a kind mixed media art pieces using discontinued designer remnants, up cycled vintage things, found objects, and paint. Later, I use blended art markers and art pencils to reinterpret the art into illustrations. To see original artworks, please visit www.erinbrieart.com or [email protected].

Acrylic on panel. 56 cm diameter. Painting with pace. Celebrating the London Tweed Run and its participants.

The New York Times gave a generally positive review, describing the film as "light and less moronic than it might have been."

Cute owl looks great on black! About the art: I create whimsical, one of a kind mixed media art pieces using discontinued designer remnants, up cycled vintage things, found objects, and paint. Later, I use blended art markers and art pencils to reinterpret the art into illustrations. To see original artworks, please visit www.erinbrieart.com or [email protected].

Bradley Tweed by Suzy Hager Bradley Collection

Looking from the Manor Aware View point in the Tweed Valley down towards a mist encased Peebles town.

This is a charcoal and acrylic painting inspired by the beauty of a tree.

Tweed Run London 2016 was great fun to take part in, the lady dressed in her Harris Tweed outfit directs her Terrier/Spaniel cross passenger to look at the spectator as she pedals gracefully past Bibendum restaurant the famous Michelin Building in Chelsea, London on her bespoke Major Nichols bicycle. Painted with layers of luminous acrylic paint and glaze on box canvas. The sides of the canvas are painted to enable the canvas to be displayed with or without a frame

This is a compilation of 8 photos. Tweed Heads, Queensland

Vintage British Railways Travel Poster for Berwick upon Tweed Please note that this is a vintage advert and may have some minor imperfections, patina etc

Trees reflected in river in landscape of the Tweed valley in Scotland

Upper Michigan Road, Tweed River; Pittsfield, Vermont

Tweed by Suzy Hager Cade Collection 15 Shades of Violet

Spotted at the London Tweed Run 2016, this gentleman dressed in Harris Tweed cap and breeks transports his Terrier/Spaniel cross passenger past the famous Michelin Building in Chelsea, London now a restaurant called Bibendum, on his Red Pashley Delibike. Painted with layers of luminous acrylic paint and glaze on canvas. The sides of the canvas are painted to enable the canvas to be displayed with or without a frame. The painting is supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

Vintage retro aesthetic bicycle poster Tweed Ride by Sassan Filsoof

Tweed by Suzy Hager Cade Collection 12 Shades of Red, Blue and Violet

Tweed by Suzy Hager Cade Collection 27 Shades of Grey

Tweed by Suzy Hager Cade Collection 26 Shades of Grey, Brown and Violet

Mister Squirrel is a very hard worker and while he would like to be comfy in his bed he has to get up and start the day!

Two little Yorkshire terrier detectives ready to solve the case of who dunnit?

The movie has never been made available on DVD...but get the shirt here or else, trail turd!

A simple herringbone pattern made from relief printing things in and around my studio (desk in my living room) - available in many other colourways

Cycling poster utilising the power of the hamster wheel.

Colorful Houndstooth Tartan Checkered Seamless Pattern

Looking down Marygate to the Guildhall in Berwick-upon-Tweed (the northernmost town in England), Northumberland, England. Built in the 1750s, the Guildhall is possibly the town's most handsome building, facing and dominating broad Marygate. Of rich brown stone in a Classical design, it has a grand portico with giant Tuscan columns and a tall spire. The bells ring for Holy Trinity Church as well as the curfew. The top floor used to be a jail and prisoners were aired on the balcony round the roof. The restoration of the hall reinstated the buttermarket in the colonnaded rear ground floor and brought in a coffee-bar and small shop. Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix Pro. BEST VIEWED LARGER Sold 1 Card : 29 Oct 21

The open ground of Magdalen Fields in Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland (the northernmost town in England), is protected by the Bell Tower and an earthwork traverse line, which ends with the Great Bulwark Redoubt. The Bell Tower was built in 1577. It overlies an earlier tower on the line of the town defenses built by Edward I in 1296. Berwick-upon-Tweed (pronunciation: berɪk), on the east coast at the mouth of the River Tweed is situated 2.5 miles (4 km) south of the Scottish border and forms part of the wider Borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed local government district. Being central to a border war between the Kingdoms of Scotland and England since the 11th century, the town has lain within England since 1482.