Storm Crow Productions

A few years ago I was lucky enough to travel to Samarkand, and here is my attempt at The Registan.

Sold!
When I sell a print I’m torn. It’s sad to see something that I’ve put such effort into go, but there is a warm feeling that other people seem to like them! I got some lovely feedback from the new owner

“Islands” this work is supposed to show a series of islands each one with their distinct species of tree

This is a bit different, but I like it! As Martin Roberts might say. A print of a Lancia Delta Integrale. This was one of the first prints I sold - the purchaser seemed very pleased with their purchase

Another Lundy Island print. This one is by the entrance of Old House North, looking towards St. Helen’s Church in the distance. The Radio Room is to the right. Unsure if this courtyard has a name, but on a sunny day it’s a lovely little sun trap

This is "Old Light" on the island of Lundy in the Bristol Channel - the light house was built on the top of the island, but it was soon realised that the light wasn't much use, as it was often above the fog layer. Hence two newer lighthouses were built at either end of the island at lower levels.
You can stay on the island in a number of self catering accommodation properties.
At the top of the light there are two deck chairs, and 360 degree views!

My classic print of the Millport Crocodile from the Great Cumbrae off the west coast of Scotland.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/crocodile-rock

A few of these limited edition prints are still available - search of ebay or drop me a line,

One of my favourite prints, this is a rock on the Isle of Cumbrae which someone painted to make it look like a crocodile!

A few years back I visited Sana'a in Yemen - it's an amazing place, with multistory mud brick buildings, with great decoration around the windows and doors. This lino print is inspired by the view from my hotel room window.

Prints of this Limited Edition (a maximum of 25) are still available - contact me, or search eBay

I had a friend (now sadly passed) who was into Crop Circles, and while browsing the web about them, I came across the "The Mowing Devil" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mowing-Devil)

I really loved the old wood cut, so decided to reproduce it.