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A few images from my version of A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens. I keep coming back to this story. In my opinion it is unequalled as a Christmas tale. And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless Us, Every One!
Titled: A New Home. Ratty finds a great hollowed tree covered in snow that he thinks may just be perfect for a winter home. This art piece was inspired by watching the Wind in the Willows animated series as a child. I especially love watching the winter and autumn seasons. The illustration was made digitally but has a slightly hand-painted feel. Museum-quality posters made on thick and durable matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these posters that are sure to brighten any environment. • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²) • Giclée printing quality • Opacity: 94%
Morning walk along the snow covered Boathouse Lane at Ribchester and this is one of my favourite Winter photo's because it's one of the first photographs that I ever took with my new camera which was a Christmas present so I was so very lucky to have snow around creating such perfect Winter surroundings ...... this photo was also shown in a local magazine called Northern Life which I was very proud of :) :)
Bristol, England
A new year... Well, well, well... Look what happens when I turn my back for a few moments.... A new year just walked right into our lives. Just like that. It could be that I have been flat out on the sofa debating with some germs over who should own my body at the moment... It could be that the grey and the rain here in the South West UK has been rather constant for such a long time that the days seem to blend into a grey, soggy pulp... A very sparsely decorated table at Christmas this year. Here I think you may also be able to see my favourite lights, or rather the effect of them: the small spots on top of the beams, directing their lights up, lighting up the ceiling in a way that seems to almost raise it a little more. You may also spot the small spots sunk into the floor by the arched doors, two by each door, lighting up the arches a little extra. But it is here. A new year. An unwritten sheet waiting to be filled with wonderful things. Despite a few rather grey and gloomy lines above, that is indeed what I hope to focus on. Wonderful things. And I wish lots and lots of those for you too. Wonderful things. For you. Happy New Year, dear readers! Helena
