My new range of Peak District gifts is available to buy online now. Gift ideas for hill walkers, hikers and climbers include mugs, notebooks, bags and T-shirts featuring my Peak District and Derbyshire landscape art. A selection of items available shown above.
View the full range on Redbubble
If you can’t find the item you’re looking for, or if something doesn’t look quite right, please contact me!
You can buy art prints of these designs and the originals directly from me via my Folksy shop.
These are the last order dates from my Folksy shop for Christmas delivery, based on Royal Mail’s recommendations! Obviously the earlier you place your order, the more likely it is to reach you before Christmas, so please order as soon as possible.
Please order by Tuesday 18th December 2018
Please order by:
2nd Dec – Africa, Middle East
5th Dec – Cyprus, Malta, Asia, Far East, Eastern Europe (except Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia), Caribbean, Central and South America
8th Dec – Greece, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand
12th Dec – Canada, Czech Republic, Italy, Poland and USA, Finland, Sweden
15th Dec – Austria, Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg
Orders from my Redbubble shop take around a week but I have no control over that, so please check the estimated delivery dates on individual items!
And if art isn’t your thing or if you’re not feeling festive yet, check out this wonderful film featuring lots of lovely things from some other Folksy sellers:
A new series of dramatic contemporary Peak District landscape art available to buy online now in my Folksy shop. These expressive black and white monochrome Conté crayon drawings are A4 in size (210 x 297mm) and look great displayed in a simple mount and frame. Choose just one or hang a few together for impact!
Images shown above, clockwise from top left:
Win Hill from Ladybower (Bamford/Ashopton)
White Tor, Derwent Edge (Ashopton)
Mam Tor from Odin Mine (Castleton)
Mam Tor from Blue John Cavern (Castleton)
Three hour walk from Ashopton Viaduct to White Tor, taking in the spectacular autumnal views of Ladybower and the upper Derwent Valley, marvelling at the rays of sun breaking through the clouds behind Win Hill, and exploring some of the rugged gritstone tors. Encountered more grouse than I have ever seen before, a huge flock of redwing (possibly fieldfares), some kind of raptor having a rest on a telegraph pole and a pair crows of course.
A quick video tour of my Peak District sketchbook showing my autumnal Longshaw and Curbar Edge sketches from October 2018.
Do you want to see more (better) sketchbook tours? Let me know in the comments!
Sketching at Curbar Edge last week. Lots of people walking their doggos along the top but just me and the jackdaws cocooned in the fog down here (and, briefly, a charm of goldfinches). Absolutely magical. Have I mentioned how much I love autumn in the Peak District?
My sketchbook and I went out for a brisk walk around Longshaw this week. There are some incredible autumn colours up there at the moment (just look at that bracken!). I had fun trying to capture the mood.
For those of you who are interested in these things, I sketched using a combination of watercolour & waterbrush, sailor pen with waterproof ink, wax crayon and colour pencil.
Autumnal scenes and fairy houses from a quick scoot around Ecclesall Woods this week. I love this time of year.
Not much to report from the studio this week but here are a few snapshots from behind the scenes.
As well as grabbing as much painting time as I can between all the Other Things, I’ve been working on lots of shop updates and improvements, and I’ve put aside the guilt (mostly) and made time for a few sketch/walks out in the Peak District for some autumnal sunshine and inspiration.
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