Babban Gaelg

Part of a series of animal illustrations originally done to widen my daughters vocabulary of Manx Gaelic words

Part of a series of animal illustrations originally done to widen my daughters vocabulary of Manx Gaelic words

Punchy edible green that looks a bit like nettles but with pretty little white flowers.

Delicate spring flower that has connections with they themselves (The Fae) pickers of wildflowers be warned, you risk their displeasure!

Delicate spring flower that has connections with they themselves (The Fae) pickers of wildflowers be warned, you risk their displeasure!

Wild version of a common garden plant, that has pretty purple flowers that are around from spring time.

Wild version of a common garden plant, that has pretty pale flowers that are around from spring time.

Pretty little clusters of blue flowers that show up in spring time if you take the time to not look at your phone for a moment :)

Delicate pink or white flower often found in fields and meadows

A great pioneer of spring, these little yellow flowers are popping up anywhere shady and wet at the moment, and bring a sense of what is to come.

A beautiful cluster of the endangered species hyacinthoides non-scripta or common bluebells (English)

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

A bundle of wild spring flowers held with twine

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

Textured illustration of the friendly, bright yellow, common garden Dandelion. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

A sure sign that spring is coming. If you make a habit of looking in ponds that is.

Textural illustration of a small bunch of immature edible onions that go by many names including spring onions, salad onions, scallions and green onions but to name a few!

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for a DTIYS challenge

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

Papercut style illustration of a cute little brown shed with red and yellow bunting

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

Papercut style illustration of a cute little brown shed with red and yellow bunting

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.