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Christmas Cards |
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In the bleak mid-winter |
How far is it to Bethlehem? |
In dulci jubilo! |
I sing the birth |
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Let the heavens rejoice |
Heap on more wood! |
Sing choirs of angels, |
Star over the Forth |
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St John's Christmas card |
Where is this stupendous stranger? |
The Word was made flesh (range of colours) |
Nativity (range of colours) |
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Supplied with envelopes. Seasonal greetings inside. You can also commission your own design. more... |
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Layers of EdinburghAn illustrated historical pocket guide to Edinburgh's Old Town. More info... |
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The Golden TargeI decorated this stanza of William Dunbar's Scottish renaissance poem because I want more people to read it - the words are more colourful than any of my pictures. The prints on uncoated recycled A6 card look as good as the original. Use it as a postcard, a bookmark, or frame it and hang it on the wall. £1 each. "Is that all? OK then, I'll take ten!". Subscriptions/ suggestions are being taken for the next Scottish poem worthy of illumination and a wider audience. |
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Earth be GladEarth be Glad is a leaflet for Christians on environmentally friendly lifestyles. Many churches have used it to introduce their congregations to the link between ecology and faith, for example by distributing copies at Harvest or other services Click here to find out more about it. |
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