WonderWebb

A bit of fun with a pun. One of several cat pun designs.

A thank you design to remember the caring and brave NHS staff and other key workers who are keeping the UK going during lockdown.

Kaleidoscopic nativity scene set in a snowflake. Pen and ink.

Scraperboard (scratchboard) Christmas image of Bethlehem.

Slow and steady wins the race!

Mixed media on card. One of a set of four pictures.

Yes, this is a grammatical cat in trouble with the grammar police. One of several cat pun designs.

Roman pole latrine used by troops on campaign. I'm sure you can think of a good use for this.

Mixed media on card. One of a set of four pictures.

Retro vintage style raygun based on toys I had as a kid. Linocut print.

Those who live by the keyboard die by the keyboard. Many people have perished in a moment of typing madness!

For the romantic nostalgic type - watercolours.

Linocut inspired by a detail from a Catalan church’s altar piece c1200AD. Jesus has a good head of hair! A reminder that a perfect God came to earth to dwell in the mess of humanity to save us from that mess - the true meaning of Christmas.

Try not to wake it up!

Linocut of the baby Jesus in Mary's arms.

Linocut print for when you feel all Christmassy.

Linocut print of the well known Bible story about the prophet Abraham whom God told to sacrifice his son Isaac, from Genesis 22. Inspired by a ceiling painting by Titian. I also have a Titian-inspired image of Cain and Abel available for purchase.

Christmas Eve linocut inspired by memories of my family home in Beckenham.

Mixed media on card. One of a set of four pictures.

Mixed media on card. One of a set of four pictures.

Linocut collage made from recycled prints of mine. Partly inspired by my Christian faith. Colour version also available.

Cosmic corniness. World peas is what we need. Pen and pencil.

Retro style image inspired by a vintage matchbook cover. Linocut print.

Linocut print inspired by a medieval illuminated manuscript.

Based on a fresco by Memmo di Filippuccio, 1300-10, Palazzo del Podestà, San Gimignano. Acrylic painting on canvas.

A dozen roses which won't die after a couple of weeks!

Death comes to all living things - and with this life. Inspired by a wall at Sissinghurst Gardens in Kent, UK. Dip pen and ink on white scraperboard.