The Poison Collection.
Luxury Velvet Art Prints
Featured Prints
A mini velvet print of the Deadly Nightshade plant, perhaps the most iconic plant in the Poison collection.
This illustration began as black ink boldly painted onto watercolour paper. Painted silhouettes were incredibly popular in the Victorian era, and created dramatic yet minimal artwork.
Created as part of the Poison Collection.
This piece is printed onto recycled velvet fabric with the edges overlock stitched in the studio to prevent fraying. This artwork is unframed and will arrive in a protective postal tube or envelope.
This print can be framed behind glass for added protection, or without glass if you want the true depth and tactility of the velvet to shine through. If you would like advice and tips for framing you can download the free velvet framing guide here.
For sustainability, our prints are manufactured in small batches. Depending on stock levels, your print may be made to order. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for your artwork to be made.
Inspired by the iconic crossbones that are synonymous with poison bottles, and paired with poisonous Henbane flowers.
This illustration began as charcoal pencil on paper, gently smudged to create a monochromatic drawing which was then coloured digitally.
This piece is printed onto recycled velvet fabric with the edges overlock stitched in the studio to prevent fraying. This artwork is unframed and will arrive in a protective postal tube or envelope.
These prints can be framed behind glass for added protection, or without glass if you want the true depth and tactileness of the velvet to shine through. If you would like advice and tips for framing you can download the free velvet framing guide here.
For sustainability, our prints are manufactured in small batches. Depending on stock levels, your print may be made to order. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for your artwork to be made.
This illustration began as charcoal pencil on paper, gently smudged to create a beautiful rendition of a Hellebore flower, inspired by vintage botanical illustrations.
This piece is printed onto recycled velvet fabric with the edges overlock stitched in the studio to prevent fraying. This artwork is unframed and will arrive in a protective postal tube or envelope.
This print can be framed behind glass for added protection, or without glass if you want the true depth and tactileness of the velvet to shine through. If you would like advice and tips for framing you can download the free velvet framing guide here.
For sustainability, our prints are manufactured in small batches. Depending on stock levels, your print may be made to order. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for your artwork to be made.
Inspired by the iconic Skull & Crossbones symbol, this modern interpretation features a pair of foxglove flowers crossed underneath the skull.
This design began as a charcoal drawing, with the pigment gently smudged to create a monochromatic illustration. This was then coloured digitally, allowing for rich and dramatic colours.
This piece is printed onto recycled velvet fabric with the edges overlock stitched in the studio to prevent fraying. This artwork is unframed and will arrive in a protective postal tube or envelope.
These prints can be framed behind glass for added protection, or without glass if you want the true depth and tactileness of the velvet to shine through. If you would like advice and tips for framing you can download the free velvet framing guide here.
For sustainability, our prints are manufactured in small batches. Depending on stock levels, your print may be made to order. Please allow up to 2-3 weeks for your artwork to be made.
Velvet Wallhangings
Welcome!
With a fascination for the natural world and the macabre, I am passionate about creating unique artwork for your home.
Forget mass produced decor and trends, my work is designed for bold interiors and art lovers who dare to be a little different.
Working from my Essex studio, I strive to produce artwork and wallhangings that are sustainable, kind to the environment, and are made to be passed down through the generations.
The Graveyard Series
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