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Series 1 - Boa Island'Boa Island' is a signed, Giclee print from an illustration by Mark Seaton. On the largest island on Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh lives the 'Janus figure'. This statue is named after the two headed Roman god of doorways and passages and as celebrated in Seamus Heaneys poem January God while others believe it to be a depiction of a Celtic deity. This artwork is printed on 192gsm Archival paper using long life pigment inks. Frame Details: We use

'Emily Bronte - Souls' is an open edition

This is a preliminary character study created for the main character of the picture book 'Little Chick' (written by Amy Hest and published by Walker Books 2009)

'Banbridge' is a signed

Belfast on Christmas Eve 1988

This artwork is printed on Art Silk 290g paper using Epson K3 ultrachrome archival ink which is fade resistant for up to 175 years

it bounded out of it’s hiding place behind some heather and paused

Each of these ‘Captured Memories’ are unique in their own way

What we love about Cervantes' version is his focus on knowing yourself as a practical

'Belfast Lough' is a open edition

We use as much recycled and recyclable material as possible

pursued by a bear

'Giant's Causeway First Light' is an open edition photographic print by Alastair Stockman

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