European Buildings

 Tucked away down the picturesque Ashton Lane in Glasgow, Scotland, you can find The Gardener. During the summer this pub is full of locals and tourists hoping to grab an artisan coffee while enjoying a vintage atmosphere inside. 

Upstairs, the Grosvenor Cafe was once a 1920's cinema now turned cafe/bar. Premium cocktails and a good time guaranteed! 

Original painted using watercolour and India ink on cold-pressed watercolour paper. 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

The Stag's Head Bar and Grill is a pub close to the Temple Bar area in Dublin, Ireland. It is known to have been a public house as early as 1770. The name "Tyson" is written on the clock, who was the one who originally constructed the building. 

The interior is known for its preservation of Victorian decor, and it actually has a hidden parlour room behind the main bar that served as a stylish smoking room. 

A must-see when visiting Dublin, it is a cozy pub, with traditional Irish music, great food, and a warm atmosphere. 

The original was painted on cold-pressed watercolour paper with Mungyo watercolours and carbon black India ink. A great memento if you've had the chance to visit! 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

This painting was inspired by the streets of London houses, better known as rowhouses or terrace homes in Great Britain. 

These uniform buildings first came about after the Great Fire of Britain, when homes needed to be rebuilt after the devastation. They became very popular while industrialization was taking place in Europe. 

While there are many different styles and various countries have now adopted this look, I've always found them distinctly English. 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

Christmas in Galway. The lights illuminate Shop and Quay Street, and people are bundled up to keep warm. You hear trad music as you pass a pub, and can smell the ocean on your nose. There is something absolutely magical about Christmas time in Galway, Ireland. 

Of all the places I've travelled, Galway will always hold a special place in my heart. For those who have visited or who live there, I know you'd agree.

• Printed using premium acid-free ink and lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a rigid mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

A visit to Europe, exploring the city. Delicious smells hitting your nose with every step, each one better than the last. You're walking along a Venetian cobblestoned path, and spot a small alley with a pizzeria - it's calling to you. 

Authentic Italian pizza - can't get much better than that.

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on luster photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.  

The beloved Salt House pub in Galway, Ireland. Serving traditional and craft beers, with rotating taps from local and European breweries. Situated right on the Claddagh, this is easily one of the coziest pubs in Galway. 

The Salt House - where the pints are strong and the craic is mighty.

• Printed using premium acid-free link on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you.

Also known by tourists as the "Harry Potter shop", this shop can be found in the Old Town at 40 Victoria Street in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is the same shop that inspired J.K. Rowling's Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter series. 

If you're a boy wizard fan, you'll find all sorts of magical, whimsical and immersive merchandise and gifts. With 3 floors of Harry Potter and other magical goodness, it's no doubt it's one of the more popular stops if you're visiting Edinburgh. 

Let this bright and vibrant art print remind you of the magic to be found around the world. 

The original was painted on cold-pressed watercolour paper with Mungyo watercolours and carbon black India ink. 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

Christmas in Galway. The lights illuminate Shop and Quay Street, and people are bundled up to keep warm. You hear trad music as you pass a pub, and can smell the ocean on your nose. There is something absolutely magical about Christmas time in Galway, Ireland. 

Of all the places I've travelled, Galway will always hold a special place in my heart. For those who have visited or who live there, I know you'd agree. 

• Acid-free cold pressed paper and archival ink pens
• Mungyo watercolours
• 5 x 7 inches
• Signed and dated 

This item will be shipped in a clear protective poly sleeve with hardboard backing and mailed in a rigid mailer envelope to ensure protection during its journey to you. 

This painting was inspired by the streets of London houses, better known as rowhouses or terrace homes in Great Britain. 

These uniform buildings first came about after the Great Fire of Britain, when homes needed to be rebuilt after the devastation. They became very popular while industrialization was taking place in Europe. 

While there are many different styles and various countries have now adopted this look, I've always found them distinctly English. 

• Acid-free cold pressed paper and India Ink.
• Mungyo watercolours 
• 6 x 9 inches
• Signed and dated 

This item will be shipped in a clear protective poly sleeve with hardboard backing and mailed in a bubble mailer envelope to ensure protection during its journey to you. 

• Acid-free cold pressed paper and archival ink pens
• Mungyo watercolours
• 7 x 8 inches 
• Signed and dated on the back 

This item will be shipped in a clear protective poly sleeve with hardboard backing and mailed in a rigid mailer envelope to ensure protection during its journey to you. 

The Stag's Head Bar and Grill is a pub close to the Temple Bar area in Dublin, Ireland. It is known to have been a public house as early as 1770. The name "Tyson" is written on the clock, who was the one who originally constructed the building.

The interior is known for its preservation of Victorian decor, and it actually has a hidden parlour room behind the main bar that served as a stylish smoking room.

A must-see when visiting Dublin, it is a cozy pub, with traditional Irish music, great food, and a warm atmosphere. A great memento if you've had the chance to visit!

• Acid-free cold-pressed paper with acid-free India Ink.
• Mungyo watercolours 
• 6 x 9 inches
• Signed and dated 

This item will be shipped in a clear protective poly sleeve with hardboard backing and mailed in a rigid mailer envelope to ensure protection during its journey to you. 

Le Consulat Café (which translates from French to The Consulate Cafe) is a charming and quaint little cafe and bar off the beaten path at 18 Rue Norvins in Montmartre Paris.

This Parisian bar is well known to be visited by artists during the 19th century including Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh. Nowadays, it quickly becomes busy with people and tourists early in the morning and throughout the day. 

 The original was painted on cold-pressed watercolour paper with Daniel Smith Watercolours and carbon black India ink. 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.

Down on Prescot Street in London sits the Princess of Prussia pub.

The Victorian architecture on the exterior and the cozy atmosphere within makes you feel like you're back in the 19th century when the pub was built. 

A hidden gem and one of the great traditional pubs to be found near the Tower of London. 

The original was painted on cold-pressed watercolour paper with Mungyo watercolours and carbon black India ink. 

• Printed using premium acid-free ink on lustre photo paper
• Quality inks designed to last for 100+ years 
• Prints are packaged in a clear poly sleeve with hardboard backing and shipped in a bubble mailer to ensure it is protected on its journey to you. 

Although I use high-quality paper and inks for the prints, it is recommended to keep them out of direct sunlight and to avoid keeping the print in very high or low temperatures. This will ensure its longevity so you can enjoy it for decades to come.