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Description: Prrp...Prrp...It's dad making musical farts! Is your dad the best dad ever? Here's a funny dad holding up a trophy for being the best farter ever, oops I mean father!!!

Description: A school kid celebrates their hundredth day of school in this black and white comic design. There are doodles of the subjects learned and the games played within the 100 days. A celebration of learning which teachers and students have achieved together.

Description: An illustration of Hughie Mhor playing his acoustic guitar - or should that be 'acoostic'. A drawing of a highland cow which will raise a smile in any fans of these heilan coos from Scotland.

Description: A doodle of a little fish - plaice. The slogan reads - Fishing is my happy plaice! This fish illustration will raise a smile in anglers and fishermen, or anyone who celebrates National fishing day, and knows that fishing is their happy place.

Description: A little doodle of a happy fish - a Plaice. The slogan reads - This is my happy plaice! An illustration that will raise a smile in anglers and fishermen and anyone who celebrates national fishing day.

Description: A sketch of a highland cow going for his groceries, or 'away for his messages' as we say in Scotland.

Description: A portrait of Hamish the Scottish highland cow with the word Scotland emblazoned behind him.

Description: It's Wee Hamish the highland co from Scotland wearing a santa hat . The snow-laden slogan around him reads 'Moo-rry Christmas!' which means Merry Christmas in heilan coo language.

Description: A festive little piece of un with this little lamb drseed in an elf cap and collar in the snow and surrounded by the slogan 'BAA-RRY CHRISTMAS!' Which means 'Merry Christmas!' in sheep language.

Description: Little Charlie the Scottish Highland cow is taming his straggly windswept hair with this fine yuletide Christmas Santa Hat. A charming heilan coo design, hand drawn by me, to raise a smile with any highland cow fans. This happy cow from Scotland makes an ideal present for anyone with Scottish roots, or Scots at home or abroad for Christmas.

Description: A cute little baby sheep wearing a Christmas elf hat with a jaunty bell and collar. For farmers, shepherds, and anyone who was cast in the role of a sheep for the school nativity play.

Description: The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

Description: The little mole of Kintyre likes to play his bagpipes far and wide.Here the small musician plays his instrument in the Christmas snow as a musical treat for all his neighbours! The skirl of the pipes will evoke music memories of beautiful Scotland. An ideal design for any ex-pat Scot, highland games participant, or pipe band musician. A furry yuletide friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Description: Little Gregor the furriest, happiest, and smiliest little giraffe, wears his bonnie xmas Santa hat to keep him cosy in the Christmas winter snow. This little giraffe will melt the heart of any wildlife and nature lovers, giraffe whisperers, and fans of this exotic animal. An ideal yuletide furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Description: Here's little Westie with a cheeky festive look for xmas. He's smiling as he knows where you have hidden all the mince pies and presents...and he's just chewed off the wrapping paper to see what you got him. This little Christmas Westie will melt the heart of any small dog lovers, puppy owners, or dog walkers. Also makes a yuletide furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too! Little Westie the furriest Christmas pal, has chewed a hole in the hat that fell on to his head from Santa's sleigh. Some elves have stitched round it though and it makes a fab spot for his ear to pop through!

Description: I love Highland cows..or ‘heilan’ coos’ as we call them in Scotland. Such rugged yet friendly looking big beasts - the ‘mammoths’ of the Scottish hillsides! I spotted this particular one when i was down filming in my hometown of Campbeltown, which is in the beautiful Kintyre peninsula in Scotland. He kept coming closer to the film camera to see what i was up to, whilst his brothers were just nonchalantly munching away on the grass. He was so friendly I decided to capture his likeness in a painting, and this piece is a companion piece to that. Here’s wee ‘Hamish’ for you to enjoy, and to remind any ex-pat Scot of home!

Description: What could be more Scottish than this little highland cow i painted? Add the word Scotland and intertwine it with this wee heilan coos horns of course! At least he won't get lost on his worldwide travels!

Description: A hand drawn portrait of a borzoi dog done in a loose expressive style which captures the grace, dignity and soulful character of the Borzoi dog breed. A must have birthday treat for any borzoi mom or dad!

Description: Are you a fan of Newfoundland dogs? Then this hand drawn portrait of a newfie is for you! Show your love for the Newfoundland breed with this hand drawn sketch done in a loose expressive style.

Description: Here's Wee Hamish the furriest, happiest, and smiliest 'hielan coo' from Scotland, feeling festive and wearing his bonnie xmas Santa hat to keep him cosy - brrr, well it does get cold in the highlands! This wee heilan coo will melt the heart of any longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal yuletide furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Description: Scottish highland cattle are the happiest, hairiest and most huggable in the world. Here's Wee Hamish who's also the most musical. He's learning how to play guitar, and by the looks of it is playing a fine tune! A cute design with a highland cow playing guitar and with a slogan reading Rock Aye The Moo! that any ex-pat Scot, farmer, or musician would love. Or gift to a beginner guitar player to encourage them to practise their chords or licks (coos licks even).

Description: I painted this Scottish Highland Cow after seeing him in Kintyre looking all windswept and interesting. I loved his big fluffy ears and his serene attitude. Even though the wind was blowing me off my feet, he was still there just calmly chewing the cud. This calm Scottish Highland Cow makes the perfect gift for fans of heilan coos, ex-pat Scots, farmers, or anyone with Scottish ancestry. Gift this little calf to grandchildren abroad to remind them of their Scottish homeland across the sea.

Description: Here's Wee Hamish the furriest, happiest, and smiliest 'hielan coo' from Scotland, feeling festive and wearing his bonnie xmas Santa hat to keep him cosy in the winter snow - brrr, well it does get cold in the highlands! This wee heilan coo will melt the heart of any longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Description: Wee Hamish, the friendliest little highland cow from Scotland is busy practising his bagpipe tunes in the wintry Christmas snow. It won't be long before he is playing a song for Father Christmas and his reindeer friends. A furry festive friend for fans of Scottish highland cows or anyone with Scottish roots and ancestry. Bagpipe players and pipe band fans will love this happy little heilan coo too! A gift with love from grandparents to ex-pat Scots grandchildren abroad!

Description: Scotland’s cutest bagpipe player, Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is featured in this funny piper illustration with the slogan Just A Girl Who Loves Bagpipes. A funny bagpipe player, this heilan coo musician will raise a smile with anyone with Scottish ancestry. A cute little Scotsman full of music ready to cheer you with his chanter.

Description: It's wee Hoots Toots Haggis from Scotland wishing you a very happy New Year to you and yours. Or as he says in the Scots tongue "A guid New Year tae yin and aw!" An ideal gift for a Scottish ex-pat who may be missing home this New Year!

Description: Here's Rabbie Burns, one of Scotland's most famous sons and celebrated the world over for his poetry and witty sayings. Robert Burnsand his songs are celebrated on Hogmanay, New Year's, St Andrews Day, and of course on Burns night itself on the 25th of January. An ideal gift for fans of this Scots poet, or anyone with Scottish roots or ancestry.

Description: Here's a braw Scottish highland cow which I saw when I was in Kintyre and was so amazed at the size of his ears and straggly hair that I had to paint a portrait of him. I think he's half 'heilan coo' and half mammoth! This straggly highland cow is sure to delight any heilan coo fans, or farmers who raise these furry beasties. Anyone with Scottish ancestry or an affinity with Scotland will appreciate this reminder of their spiritual home.

Description: Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is the happiest, furriest, and most musical 'heilan coo' in Scotland. He loves playing his bagpipes for all the tourists that come and enjoy the sunny Scottish weather. A cute highland cow friend that will be loved by any fan of these hairy cows, anyone with Scottish roots, or pipers and pipe band members.

Description: A hand drawn line sketch of the master of the macabre, Mr Edgar Allan Poe. Featuring his quote 'Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear.

Description: Scotland’s cutest bagpipe player, Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is featured in this funny piper illustration with the slogan Just A Girl Who Loves Bagpipes. A funny bagpipe player, this heilan coo musician will raise a smile with anyone with Scottish roots. A cute little Scotsman full of music ready to cheer you with his chanter.

Description: It's wee Hamish, the heilan coo, and he loves you 'hairy much', which means very much indeed. A funny Highland Cow illustration for anyone who loves heilan coos and funny animals, for cattle ranchers, cow whisperers or Scottish ex-pats. A great gift for grandsons and granddaughters to remind them of Scotland.

Description: Scottish highland cows are the furriest, hairiest, most loveable cattle to roam Scotland's Hillsides. Here's Wee Hamish, the heilan coo, walking across the Dhorlin between Campbeltown and Davaar Island in the Mull of Kintyre. The ocean air is giving him salty hair, but he doesn't mind at all. This Scots design is ideal for Scottish ex-pats, cattle ranchers, farmers, and grandsons and granddaughters who love these hairy coos.

Description: Gie It Laldy! means to do something energetically - to give it your all, and Wee Hamish, Scotland's happiest, furriest and most musical highland cow certainly does love playing his bagpipes! This wee heilan coo will strike a chord with any musicians or longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

Description: Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is the happiest, furriest, and most musical 'heilan coo' in Scotland. He loves playing his bagpipes for all the tourists that come and enjoy the sunny Scottish weather. A cute highland cow friend that will be loved by any fan of these hairy cows, anyone with Scottish roots, or pipers and pipe band members.

Description: We've all got a little bit of Scottish-ness in us. The Scots are a far travelled lot, and so we pop up everywhere, fall in love, marry and never go home. But we miss the homeland and here's some we pals for any ex-pat Scot who's homesick for Caledonia! Pictured are Wee Hamish the Highland Cow, Wee Nessie all the way from Loch Ness in Scotland (Not a monster, really), and Hoots Toots Haggis, set against a saltire with blue tartan plaid trim. Here's another fun wee design, by me, brodyquixote, in my wee arts cabin in the Scottish highland glens. The characters represent the fun 'droll' Scottish sense of humour, and the little Saltire with tartan trim encapsulates the proud Scots ancestry. Trust me, give this to a wee pal or one o' ye...