The Little Forest

Description: For anyone who’s clueless.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine. A very ‘of its time’ advertisement for rust remover and preventer.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine. A very ‘of its time’ advertisement for men’s hair cream.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine. A very ‘of its time’ advertisement for household cleaning soap.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine. A very ‘of its time’ advertisement for razor blades.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine.

Description: Genuine advert from the September 1946 publication of the Illustrated magazine. A very ‘of its time’ advertisement for deodorant.

Description: A design for anyone who wants to save the planet - which should be everyone.

Description: Wisdom from the pelican.

Description: So this is Christmas, and what have you done!? Time to tell the cat off - again. Your fault for putting shiny, climbable things everywhere. Stupid human.

Description: You look like death warmed up - cosy and content.

Description: One of the collective nouns for a group of cats is ‘a glaring’.

Description: For everyone who already lives in a jungle - but could still fit another plant in. Plants make people happy! Rejoice - another plant enters the fold!

Description: For everyone who already lives in a jungle - but could still fit another plant in. Plants make people happy! Rejoice - another plant enters the fold!

Description: This is what everyone needs to do to help reduce our negative impact on the planet.

Description: A photo of a lino cut board I created this design on initially, which I then digitised and line drew on.

Description: An amusing quote from Peter Cook, English comedian, actor, satirist, playwright, and screenwriter.

Description: A Japanese lantern with the kanji symbol for ‘rubbish’. Yeah, pretty deep, spiritual stuff.

Description: A Japanese lantern with the kanji symbol for ‘hungry’.

Description: A Japanese lantern with the kanji symbol for ‘bored’. You might be bored, but the way you express it doesn’t have to be boring.

Description: Crow on a Post - Full Colour

Description: Feel super retro with this plasma ball design.

Description: Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to amend all the bad stuff, just like we can on a computer or phone screen!

Description: Cabybaras are the largest rodents in the world, and the most friend-shaped animals in existence.

Description: This design is for anyone who loves their houseplants and is slowly making their home into a jungle of their own.

Description: A collection of mysterious keys. What do they open? Perhaps the question should be what don't they open?

Description: A colourful collection of gemstones and runestones, the perfect gift for any discerning goblin, dragon, witch, warlock, druid - or collectors of shiny things.

Description: A collection of skulls - all different bony pastel colours and all pleasingly shaped - the mice are enjoying them at least.

Description: This little weed is going to do what it wants, wherever it wants.

Description: Enjoy this delicious mysterious, dark cake frosting.

Description: I love using cross-hatching in my physical works, so I played about with some digital cross-hatch designs and loved this one. Turquoise and salmon pink are currently top of my colour combo favourites.

Description: Retro cake frosting with retro sprinkles. Enjoy!

Description: Here’s one for Halloween - rivers of blood from Dracula’s castle. Inspired by a bird’s eye view of rivers cutting through snow which I have then edited to red and grey for this creepy design.

Description: Hygge is a Danish and Norwegian word which describes a mood of coziness, comfortable conviviality, and feelings of wellness and contentment. A great feeling to aspire to enjoying as often as possible.

Description: Inspired by a bird’s eye view of rivers cutting through snow which I have then edited to sand for this design.

Description: An image of that lovely feeling of snuggling into an armchair with a magazine or a book, with no responsibilities other than to relax and look after yourself.