Scots Pillows

In Scotland someone telling you to "dinnae fash yersel" - they are mostly urging you to stop worrying or getting yourself stressed about something.

A proud pink, blue and yellow tartan stag silhouette. An original design made by MacPean.

Black Pen and Ink Fineliner illustration artwork perfect for the aesthetician who loves Stirling Castle and the Scottish Architecture. It can be also given as a Christmas, Architect gift or Travel gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Black Pen Ink Drawing, Scottish Places and Europe Historic Architecture. Design is also fitting in time for Birthday, Thanksgiving or just because.

The unicorn is the national animal for Scotland. This design shows a black silhouette unicorn rearing up proudly on a background of Scottish Saltire blue. An original design made by MacPean.

Glasgow Scotland Retro Tourist Souvenir

I love Scotland 3D Lettering using the Scottish flag colours.

Say goodbye just now in Gaidhlig. Short, cheery and to the point departure.

Digital illustration drawn in Corel Painter with Smooth Airbrush. Additional Colouring and effects added in Photoshop Elements version seven. An Illustration of Elie Shorefront in the Kingdom of Fife, on Scotland's East Coast. A Tourist Town with Harbour and Beach, this Drawing is from a Photograph taken by Myself in Summer 2013.

Edinburgh Scotland Retro Tourist Souvenir

An Illustration of the Shore at Millport, a Seaside Town on the Isle of Cumbrae which is off the West Coast of Scotland. I drew this from a Holiday Photograph taken in Summer 2008. The Drawing features attractive Sea-Front Houses and Cloud-covered Skies. I have included a vibrant Sea and also Sands stretching across the Picture. Millport is a Traditional Holiday destination for People from the West, including Glasgow. The Isle of Cumbrae, and Millport are compact enough to walk or Cycle round and feature a harbour, nature walks, beaches, wildlife and hill walks….. as well as the official narrowest House in the United Kingdom! :) ;)

A joyful bagpiper struts his stuff in the Scottish highlands

The thistle is recognised as the flower of Scotland.

When Scottish people say awa’ an bile yer heid (away and boil your head) they're telling you to go away and get lost. It can actually be said playfully as well as not.

Are you stoked? This is for you. In Scots Gaelic, it means "I am excited" and you can use it every time you are feeling excited about anything, anytime anywhere.

The Cape Breton take on “Hakuna Matata” is “Na Gabh Dragh” in Scottish Gaelic, illustrated with fun-loving moose, puffin and seal on parade.

The scottish saltire flag watermarked over Loch Achtriochtan Glen Coe

Traditional scottish style

I'm Scottish, what's your super power? An original design made by MacPean, also available in black text.

Catherine de'Medici was Queen of France in the 16th century. She had dozens of sexy women who worked for her as spies, known as the Flying Squadron. Artwork by Jan Jupiter jupiterillustraties.com

Edinburgh, with its timeless charm, whispers tales of love and passion, inviting all who wander its streets to be swept away in the embrace of its romantic embrace. Come nightfall, the city's historic landmarks are bathed in a warm, golden glow, casting a spell on couples who explore the enchanting nooks and crannies of the city.

Gordon College Exit 17

When Scottish people say their heid is mince it means their brain is buzzy, overwhelmed or mixed up.

cartoon of Scotland's most elusive animals

This Free Scotland design uses the Saltire as the "F" in the word Free with additional color fill in large hand drawn block lettering. For Scottish Independence - a cool image for those supporting indyref and indyref2.

Glaikit is a great scottish word for people where the lights are on but there's nobody home.