Clickety Click

I am creeping forwards in this techie world.  My website (though still embryonic) now links with a clickety click to this blog.  Clever Phoebe.   

Treasure from another island.

British Sea Power

Saltmarsh Plants and Seabirds

A lovely customer collected three of my prints today.   Saltmarsh Plants, Seabirds and an Island Map.

Little Red Dot

Oh I love the cleverness of this.  I can see a little red dot on my visitor map.  It's all the way over there in Australia and I know that it is my brother.

Box

This is what was in the box...

...mainly cards; little handmade cards, lovely lithoprinted postcards and nautical Christmas cards. Also a couple of framed prints, an old Bovril box and some bubble wrap. My cards are currently available to buy in the Art Cafe.  I hardly dare say this, but they will also be featuring in my soon-to-be webshop.  My webshop has been 'soon-to-be' for rather longer than it ought.  I am hoping that by announcing it's imminent arrival to the world I will be forced to make it real.  I am not sure that any of you should hold your breath.   If you are desperate for a card in the meantime you can always leave a comment or email me.

This Frozen Isle

The Ninth Day

There are still three days of Christmas left but it feels like the end.  It's Sunday evening.  I picked up the leftovers this weekend.  That's all my leftover unsold stuff from the Salty Dogs Christmas shop in Maldon.  The Salty Dogs are a group of nautical artists headed by the photographer Den Phillips.   She runs an exhibition for a couple of months every Christmas in Maldon.   I am pleased I only have one box of not-very-much left.   I'll show you what's in it soon...