An albino peacock from the Dream Valley series. Painted in acrylic on MDF board with a UV version that glows under disco lights (UV effect only on the original), 90 × 60 cm. The original painting is framed in black with a gold inner trim and is …

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• Original artwork Acrylic background with oil painted ducks
• Deep edge …

Whether you’re an animal lover, a collector of contemporary art, or simply seeking a unique conversation starter, “Happy Pig” promises to bring a smile to your face and a touch of playful elegance to your home.

• Original artwork …

This vibrant artwork presents a playful Hare running through the fields in motion, captured through bold brushwork and a lively palette. The dynamic interplay of colors conveys a sense of energy and spontaneity, inviting the viewer to appreciate …

The Hackpen White Horse or sometimes know as the Broad Hinton White Horse is located just below The Ridgeway on the edge of the Marlborough Downs.  Cut into 1838 by local parish clerk Henry Eatwell to commemorate the coronation of Queen Victoria. …

A charming Highland cow, captured in oils. The original painting has sold, but fine art giclee prints are available, printed in archival ink at A3 size for easy framing.

A soft pastel sketch of a Highland cow. The original sketch has sold, but giclee prints are available on A3 paper.

Key Features:

• Original artwork available
• Size: 50x50cm on deep edge canvas (ready to hang, no framing needed)
• Medium: Acrylic background, oil paints for the giraffe’s vibrant details
• Style: Whimsical, …

This vibrant artwork presents a whimsical giraffe, its exaggerated features and playful expression radiating joy and cheer. The bold colors and dynamic brushwork create a lively backdrop, enhancing the giraffe's infectious smile. This piece …

Key Features:

• Original acrylic painting on 50x50cm deep edge canvas
• Inspired by the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, reworked with a new crown for a fresh narrative
• Vivid, textured brushwork and rich, jewel-toned colors
• Ready to…

Peacock oil painting, also named from an anagram of “Corsham” and painted at the same time as Shamroc. Original oil painting on 16” × 20” canvas board has sold. Giclee prints available on A3 paper for easy framing.

Mike or Michael - or both!? This pair of Peacock heads were originally from the same oil painting.  This has since sold but to create a mirror effect design I inverted the image to create a pair.  Hence ‘Mike’ and ‘Michael’ because they are one …