FAQs

You can find my collection of nature-inspired products in my Teemill shop, including art prints, women's t-shirts, greetings cards, notebooks and tote bags featuring my original wildlife and folklore artwork.

Yes. Sustainability is important to me, which is why I've chosen to work with Teemill. Products are made using organic, recycled and responsibly sourced materials wherever possible, and are produced using renewable energy with circular production principles in mind.

Yes. Every design begins as one of my own hand-drawn illustrations, inspired by British wildlife, nature journaling, folklore and the changing seasons.

No, all art prints are supplied unframed so you can choose a frame that suits your own home and style.

Yes, shipping is available to most locations worldwide.

Orders are usually printed and shipped within 48-72 hours of order (the factory only works Monday to Friday, so please allow a little longer over weekends). 

Typical delivery times, depending on the option selected at checkout:

UK:

• Standard: 4–8 working days
• 1st Class: 3–6 working days
• Royal Mail Priority: Next working day (if ordered before 1pm Mon–Fri)

EU:

• Standard: 5–10 working days

International:

• Standard: 10–15 working days
• Tracked & Signed: 10–15 working days

More about delivery here...

Many of the designs have accompanying articles on my website exploring their folklore, symbolism, natural history and the inspiration behind the artwork. You can also explore my Nature Folklore Hub and Nature Journaling pages to discover more.

I have additional FAQs for 'My Little Art Shop' on this page - and you can also see the additional store help here.

You can find a curated selection of my earlier artwork on:

• Redbubble (prints, home décor, stationery, accessories)
• Spoonflower (fabric, wallpaper, and home textiles)
• Various other licensed stockists - find the full list here...

These platforms hold my older collections and surface pattern designs.

My new artwork is sold through my Folksy shop.

Yes! None of my art has been discontinued - you can still explore my earlier in from my main art hub page and they are still available to purchase via print-on-demand or licensed partners.

No - my downloadable SVG designs and printable digital designs were all retired on 31st December 2025.

Yes - every artwork is created as a hand-drawn pen and coloured pencil drawing.

Earlier artworks all began as hand-drawn and/or hand-painted pieces - I then scanned the drawings and refined the composition digitally to create the final piece.

Not at the moment, but I may introduce limited bespoke work again in the future.
My newsletter subscribers will be the first to know.

Yes - I have a free PDF guide which you can download to help you get started with nature journaling.

To help you gain momentum with your first few pages, see my 'Gentle Introduction to Nature Journaling' guide here.

I’ve also created a gentle, encouraging self-paced course called 'Imperfect Nature Journaling', with 20 creative exercises designed to help you notice more, draw more, and let go of perfection.

You can also get loads of tips, hints and ideas just in my nature journaling hub here...

Not at all. My approach is rooted in curiosity, presence, and small joys, not perfection. If you can hold a pen, you’re ready.

If you’re completely new to nature journaling - or would like a very gentle place to begin - I’d recommend starting with my Introduction to Nature Journaling.

It’s a short, simple guide designed to help you take your first few steps without feeling overwhelmed - with prompts, guidance, and a calm, pressure-free approach.

If you already feel ready to explore things more deeply, or would like a more open, creative approach, then Imperfect Nature Journaling offers a more in-depth and structured journey - with ideas, encouragement, and space to develop your own practice over time - suitable both for beginners or more experienced journalers.

If you've enjoyed my Celtic Tree Calendar content, or if you love trees, you might enjoy A Year of Trees - nature observations and personal reflections inspired by the Celtic Tree Calendar. Each tree is also available individually as a short journaling guide.

There’s no right choice - just a different starting point, depending on where you are:

• Want to begin gently? Start with my Introduction to Nature Journaling guide
• Ready to explore a little more deeply? Choose my Imperfect Nature Journaling course
• Want to follow the year through the Celtic Tree Calendar? Choose A Year of Trees or an individual tree you feel drawn to.

You can explore my monthly seasonal notes and drawing prompts in the Nature Journaling section of my site.

My Folklore Hub gathers everything together - British birds, animals, trees, seasonal traditions, and the legends connected to them.

Yes - every folklore article is paired with my own hand-drawn artwork or pages from my nature journal.

You can join my quiet and cosy email newsletter where I share:

• new artworks
• behind-the-scenes sketches
• folklore snippets
• seasonal notes from the hedgerows

I share updates, works in progress, and nature notes on:

• Instagram
• Pinterest
• Facebook

Find all courses & guides here...