Sending out a big thankyou to everyone who bought charity Christmas cards! All the money raised went to Homeless Oxford, so lots of people could enjoy Christmas and keep toasty and warm.

I have been working on a whole calendar for 2018, featuring lovely places to visit around the British Isles. January is the mysterious white horse at Westbury on a frosty winter day.

You can get the calendar in my shop to enjoy in real life!

I also got inspired and drew a whole series of mysterious old white horses, chalk hill figures and prehistoric standing stones. The very naked Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset, the Uffington white horse in Oxfordshire, the Long Man of Wilmington the mysterious guardian of the South Downs, Callanish standing stones on the Isle of Lewis and of course Stonehenge near grannys house in Wiltshire.

Lyrics by Bob Dylan. Wishing you peace and love and positive changes for December. Get your free calendar page download on my homepage.

My new calendar for 2018, featuring lovely views from around the British countryside. From Glastonbury Tor to Glenfinnan Viaduct via Portmeirion and Bamburgh Castle and my parents' garden! It is inspired by vintage travel posters and British Isle adventures and was lots of fun to draw.

The calendar is A3 size and for sale in my shop!

Here are my new Christmas card designs for 2017. The Star Quilt collection is inspired by cosy patchwork quilts with festive star patterns and the Leaf Snowflakes collection features wintery leaves and berries in lovely snowflake shapes, all in a bold modern colour palette. They are available in my shop, printed in England using recycled materials and proceeds wil go towards giving homeless people a warm Christmas.

Photographed in my garden with some lovely autumn leaves!

This is a view I love near my house of Whistler golf course, I keep taking photos of the same view so here they are over the course of a whole year!

Check out my very cool nephew modelling a soft and squishy bath mat from Society6, on sale today!

We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. A wise Japanese proverb! This is my November calendar page which you can download for free on my homepage to stick up in your house to remind you to dance often like these two crazy cats! I don't often draw people so thought I would challenge myself with this one.

Oxford Printmakers have a lovely exhibition at Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot, Oxfordshire. Here is a couple of screenprints that I have on display until 12 Nov.The first is a sunset over Cholsey hill with Wittenham Clumps and Didcot power station in the distance, and the second is of the Forty with a big conker tree in the centre of Cholsey, Oxfordshire.

Here is a collection of Whistler illustrations I have been working on, they were lots of fun to draw. They are available to buy as art prints in Sea to Sky Souvenirs right in Whistler village and they look great in a frame!