Ashford Tapestries

Ashford Portrait for Screaming Firehawks by Orionlodubyal

Ashford Lake Connecticut. Distressed sunset vibe on a lake.

Fanart inspired by the Broadway and West End musical Sweeney Todd.

Ashford in the water is a charming 'chocolate box' village in the heart of the Peak District. Once originally part of the Chatsworth Estate, the bridge over the River Wye is rumoured to be the most photographed bridge in Britain.

Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson are a successful husband and wife songwriting & production team, as well as being recording artists in their own right. The duo Ashford and Simpson is shown above performing at "Live Aid".

"Anything you do, let it come from you, then it will be new". Work inspired by the song "Move On" from the musical Sunday In The Park With George written by Stephen Sondheim.

Ashford & Simpson /// 80s Retro Soul Fan Design

Fanart inspired by Mrs. Lovett, played by Annaleigh Ashford, in the revival of the Broadway musical Sweeney Todd.

Black and white photograph of Sheepwash Bridge, Ashford in the Water, Derbyshire. Claimed to be the most photographed bridge in the UK

Design inspired by the musical "Sunday In The Park With George" written by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine.

Ashford & Simpson /// 80s Retro Soul Fan Design

Sheepwash Bridge over the River Wye, Ashford in the Water, Derbyshire. Claimed to be the most photographed bridge in the UK

Ashford & Simpson // 80s Retro Soul Fan Design

Black and white photograph of a female mallard duck sitting on the bank of the River Wye with the infamous Sheepwash bridge in the background

Female mallard duck sitting on the bank of the River Wye with the infamous Sheepwash bridge in the background

Ashford & Simpson / 80s Retro Soul Fan Design

Draw of I LOVE Benton | Arkensas County Best County ever !!!

Fanart inspired by the revival of the Broadway musical Sweeney Todd created by Stephen Sondheim

Driving on the roads in County Galway and the west of ireland it is typical to see sheep at the side of the road. It is now common to dye the sheep different colors so they can be easily determined as belonging to different farmers.

Design inspired by the revival of the musical Sweeney Todd on Broadway.

Fanart inspired by the revival of the musical Sweeney Todd on Broadway