Babban Gaelg

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for a drawing prompt month.

A machine wound ball of brown wool that has been half started.

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

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 a drawing prompt month.

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

Cute and quaint, a traditional celtic stone washed and thatched cottage, complete with crosh cuirn.

Cute and quaint, a traditional celtic stone washed and thatched cottage with rolling green hills and perfect blue sky. Complete with crosh cuirn.

Illustration of a rare heritage breed Loaghtan (LOCK-tan) sheep from the Isle of Man with the signature 4 horns.

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

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language. Our daughter requested this one, and helped me design it...

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language. Our daughter requested this one, and helped me design it...

A nice cosy cave. Perfect for taking a three day nap in. Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language.

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

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

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

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

Part of a series of Alphabet illustrations originally done for the Manx Gaelic language. Our daughter requested this one, and helped me design it...

Illustration made for the Manx Gaelic word 'Bretyn' meaning the country that is Wales. Showing the welshest things known to common man. Daffodils, Leeks, and the country's two favouritist flags.

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.

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.

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 gleaming and golden pint of lager or pale ale

Pint glass of beer or pale ale, and the glass it probably came from.

Green Bottle of beer or ale

This silvery herb is traditionally worn pinned to your breast during Tynwald day festivities here on the Isle of Man. Known to most as 'mugwort' or bollan bane is said to protects you from those themselves, the mischievous mooinjer veggey.

Ball shaped bottles hold two mysterious potions, one red and one blue. What do they do?

A ball shaped bottles holds a mysterious red potion, What does it do?

A ball shaped bottles holds a mysterious blue potion, What does it do?

Perhaps a typical looking wizard garb, but you don't know what he's got up his sleeve...