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!

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.

“May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks.” - The Hobbit

An illustration of suns and moons for October, enjoy!

Here is the September page of my 2017 calendar, available for free download to print out on A4 on the homepage. A great quote about midnight mischief under the bright full moon.

“I swear, the reason for full moons is so the gods can more clearly see the mischief they create.”

Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth

August's calenday page is ready, are you? Is it time to whip off your kecks and jump into a lake right now? Featuring a quote from Leamony Snicket about doing the things you want to do! Download your free calendar printout on the homepage.

Here is July's calendar page! With a lovely Canadian riverside view, maybe someone adventurous has gone for a 'refreshing' dip in the water. Download it to print out and enjoy on my homepage. Stay curious!

Here is my June illustration for my 2017 calendar project, download it for free to enjoyon the homeage!

Here is my calendar page for May with a lovely quote from Nelson Mandela to inspire good decisions, with an illustration of wide open sky and possibilities.

Here is the March page of my calendar, it features a slight misquote from Sir Edmund Hillary about being brave and conquering stuff. And you can download it for free on the homepage to print out and stick up.