CheeseOnBread

Description: London's famous skyline and a very appropriate quote!

Description: Inspired by my friend's cat called Trouble (totally adorable and lots of Trouble!)

Description: A fresh summery design with lots of ice cream on a lemon yellow background

Description: A very shady zebra is travelling with you

Description: This leopard is having a quiet moment against a peaceful background

Description: We thought this backdrop suited the magnificent tiger having a still moment

Description: It's not me - the perfect excuse!

Description: We all love music right, especially when it's played by a funky ape!

Description: A Rasta style bus is surely the best way to get to the beach!

Description: Whatever else we disagree about, we can all agree that music is life, in whatever form!

Description: I love this kind of comic art, full of colour and retro style

Description: A cool gentleman with echoes of dia de los muertos. The Day of the Dead (or Hanal Pixan for the Mayan people) is a Mexican holiday and festivities take place on 1 and 2 November. It is full of joyful parades and festivites, celebrating love and respect for deceased relatives. The origins of the celebrations lie thousands of years ago with the Aztec, Toltec, and other Nahua people. In these cultures, death was not something to be mourned but a natural occurrence and the dead were kept alive in memories. During Día de los Muertos the deceased temporarily returned to the earthly world and food and drink would be left on altars to assist them after their journey.

Description: An abstract Dia de los Muertos design strewn with flowers. The Day of the Dead (or Hanal Pixan for the Mayan people) is a Mexican holiday and festivities take place on 1 and 2 November. It is full of joyful parades and festivites, celebrating love and respect for deceased relatives. The origins of the celebrations lie thousands of years ago with the Aztec, Toltec, and other Nahua people. In these cultures, death was not something to be mourned but a natural occurrence and the dead were kept alive in memories. During Día de los Muertos the deceased temporarily returned to the earthly world and food and drink would be left on altars to assist them after their journey.

Description: An elaborate Dia de los Muertos skull pattern set against a charcoal background. The Day of the Dead (or Hanal Pixan for the Mayan people) is a Mexican holiday and festivities take place on 1 and 2 November. It is full of joyful parades and festivites, celebrating love and respect for deceased relatives. The origins of the celebrations lie thousands of years ago with the Aztec, Toltec, and other Nahua people. In these cultures, death was not something to be mourned but a natural occurrence and the dead were kept alive in memories. During Día de los Muertos the deceased temporarily returned to the earthly world and food and drink would be left on altars to assist them after their journey.

Description: A cool, vintage woman with a twist

Description: Promise to never stop asking questions, and make sure you get answers!

Description: Get Ready - someone is gonna fox things up! Designed in honour of the beautiful creatures who fox things up in our garden every night!

Description: What's love got to do with it? Everything of course! To choose love is to choose life.

Description: Why choose someone else's words? Write your own story with this classic typewriter illustration.

Description: Beautiful, stylised black and white octopus on a swirly, whirly sea background (with luscious, kissable lips!)

Description: A perfect heart to show the beautiful gay pride colours at their best. Choose love in vibrant colours! Looks amazing against all backgrounds.

Description: Feel the good vibes with this blast of hippy love! Peace out!