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Starting to feel Christmassy ... A painted reindeer pattern on navy. With snowflakes. : )

Strawberries and cream - eternally appealing, don't you think? Camera Model Canon EOS 600D Shooting Mode Manual Exposure Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/160 Av( Aperture Value ) 2.8 ISO Speed 100 Lens EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Processed in Photoshop CS5, using my own textures.

It's really cold here - mid winter! - in the mood for chunky knits and hot chocolate. This pattern was created from hand drawn pencil elements. One of two color versions.

Pattern and color, my favorite things.

It's really cold here - mid winter! - and I'm in the mood for chunky knits and hot chocolate. This pattern was created from hand drawn pencil elements. One of two color versions.

A pattern created from hand painted watercolor elements.

A pattern hand drawn in pencil. The teal version. Last one, I think.

I had a lot of fun drawing this, I forgot how much I love sitting around with a pencil in my hand just sketching, shading, scribbling... I'm _really_ looking forward to Drawing Day this June!

This is a third colour version. The individual elements that make up this pattern were hand drawn with felt tip markers, scanned and then composed into a repeat pattern in Photoshop. It is kind of like completing a puzzle with infinite outcomes... so much fun.

A second colour version of my Friday floral tangle.

A colorful patchwork created using recent patterns of mine.

It's really cold here - mid winter! - and I'm in the mood for chunky knits and hot chocolate. This pattern was created from hand drawn pencil elements. One of two color versions.

In the mood for bright and pretty. : )

A painted & textured pattern made up of watercolor elements in a deep, cherry red, cream, teal & navy blue.

Hand drawn botanical patterns, done using a black ink pen, coloured and finished in Photoshop.

Have to get my color fix somehow. ☺

A cute, dark photo, of a white daisy.

A final colorway / version of my decorative Moroccan design in cool, crisp, fresh tones. : )

Some sweet teddy bear love to brighten up your day. Two images, combined. I have one cute little teddy that has been hanging around near my computer lately and distracting me. So I did what I always do with things that distract me, I photographed him. Twice. : ) Both images shot with my Canon EOS 600D

A repeat created from hand painted watercolor patterns, in nude / neutral shades of golden tan, soft cream and brown.

Inspired by the antics of "George":http://www.redbubble.com/people/micklyn/art/4750125-1-george-on-white and "Somerset Rose":http://www.redbubble.com/people/micklyn/art/4813890-1-somerset-in-sepia our new kittens. Hand drawn and coloured with pencil crayons. Here they are, asleep in eachother's arms after a hard day fighting off evil balls of yarn with ambitions of world domination...

I'll be there to listen anytime.

This is one of a pair of complementary patchwork pattern works. I had so much fun today playing with color & pattern.

I like pandas. I like donuts. I like drawing nonsense stuff. Something that involves all three is right up my street. : )

Sugar and spice and all things nice... Christmas is coming! : )

Marshmallow pies... mmmmm. : ) Canon EOS 500D Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/250 Av( Aperture Value ) 4.5 ISO Speed 100 Lens EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

Hope you like it!

A border print bohemian doodle in soft, radiant shades of pink, blush, peach, golden yellow, mustard, orange, cream and red.

We have this ancient, white-painted, falling-apart table in our old farmhouse, I photographed it and overlayed it with a hand drawn doodle star pattern of mine.

... Insert Pea Here! Inspired by the children's fairytale, The Princess and the Pea. ( : Hand drawn, scanned and coloured in Photoshop CS2.

It has actually been raining in my garden all day - so lovely and so needed. This pattern was created from a single, hand drawn, ink doodle.

My 38th work for my 52 week photography challenge. I know. More poppies.

A second colorway of my pattern of nature inspired chalk doodles.

For the love of colour! : )

This is a drawing that Tane (8) did for me, and that I coloured by hand and in photoshop. They are (from left to right) Tane, Grace, Perrin and Mila, my lovely daughters. Grace has asked for this as a T shirt.

I love folk art. : )