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Last updated: 21st Nov. '08
This site is now set up for credit card payments. As an introductory offer, postage is FREE!
This site is mainly to show my Doodles, but I have set it out to try and make it as quick and easy to get around, so here are some hints. There are links in this text, underlined, to get you directly to a specific page, or you can use the menu bars indicated as normal.
- For a full list of everything, go products and services provided, the button is on the top menu bar.
- To look at a full list of the doodles, the button is on the left bar; use the search page (top bar)if there is a specific subject you wish to look at.
- For products, there is a list of what is available on each doodle page, click on the item you want. Or you can go directly to the products page which has a list of doodles available (left bar).
- If you are a retailer, wholesaler etc. and would like to stock the products (left bar).
- For enquiries about a Logo or design, go to Business enquiries, (left bar)
If you would like to order any thing of this site, I do take payment by cheque. (top bar). Please send me an e-mail with your requirements, and I will despatch it by return on receipt of cheque.
The BT Landline has been down for an unknown period of time. It should be working again by now, but future contact by phone should be as the mobile no. 07789458704. Sorrry for this inconvenience.
More Details:
The Doodling, which is pen and ink, started because there wasn’t much in the way of greetings cards for bikers, and being a keen biker (see “Who I are” page), I put some of my experiences down on paper. The doodles are not quite fine art, but more involved than cartoons, and I call myself a doodler, rather than an artist, because I’m no good with colours.(See me dressed up for a Saturday night!)
Initially selling the cards to shops for resale, and direct to the public at shows, I was offered the chance of a shop in Hawes by my brother. I therefore developed range of products from just greetings cards to prints, framed prints, cups and T-Shirts. I produce the doodles at A3 size, which allows me to get a lot of fine detail in the subject, which also lends itself to framing as a print. I also like to put humour into the doodles, as I think it adds another dimension, rather just a still life picture.
Having opened the shop in Hawes there was also a need to develop the subject range, which together with requests for commissions has led to a wide range of subject matter, including cycling, sheep, wagons, dogs, characters, and much more.
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