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The beautiful Nyhavn Canal in Copenhagen, Denmark. Translated from Danish it means "New Harbour", or "New Port". Colourful homes, restaurants, hotels and storefronts line the canal while ships and sailing boats of all sizes rest gently in the water.

Canal tours are a popular way to see authentic 17th-century buildings. Considered the top spot to see when strolling through Copenhagen, this area has a rich history that only adds to the nightly entertainment and narrow cobblestones streets.

The original was painted using watercolour and India Ink as a commission. A girl sits on the sailboats, pondering life and where she will take it. 

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• 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.

Habit Coffee was born in 2007 on Pandora avenue in downtown Victoria, BC. Right beside Fan Tan alley, this popular coffee shop works hard to share their vision of ethical, responsible, and community-based business practices.

 Local artists work on the walls, wonderful aromas from locally roasted beans, and coffee supplies delivered via Dutch cargo bike between both locations marks this coffee shop a must-visit while in Victoria! 

View their Instagram here.

You can also read this blog post for a behind the scenes look at how I drew this building.

Original painted using watercolour and India Ink.

• 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.

Behold, a busy and colourful painting of a quaint bookshop in the heart of Paris. With its iconic green and yellow storefront, it's hard to mistake the Shakespeare and Company book store. 

Originally called Le Mistral, this Parisian bookstore was built in 1951 by an American by the name of George Whitman, in a 16th-century monastery. His daughter, Sylvia, now owns and looks after the bookstore. 

Situated by the Seine and across from Notre Dame, this beautiful shop is known by book lovers and literary enthusiasts around the world. 

Read more about this little bookstore and cafe here on their website.

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.

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.

Located in the beautiful Cook Street Village in Victoria BC, lies the faithful Beagle Pub. Only a short walk from the heart of downtown, this friendly neighbourhood pub is loved by the locals for its atmosphere, food, and coziness.  

• 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.

In the heart of Switzerland in the canton of Fribourg, lies the small medieval town of Gruyères.  Beauty is everywhere in the architecture, surrounding landscape nestled in the Swiss Alps, and gastronomy. The 13th century Château de Gruyères is a fortress and castle and is one of the main attractions.

It is also the birthplace of fondue and Gruyere cheese of the same name. There is a small bar/museum dedicated to the movie Alien, where the bar stools, beams, and decor are all Alien-related. 

A great way to remember the beauty and allure of Switzerland. 

Original painted using my own handmade watercolour and pigment 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.