Inspired by the home where Shakespeare’s story began, this notebook celebrates creativity, imagination, and the beauty of words. With artwork of Shakespeare’s Birthplace on the cover, it offers a thoughtful space for reflection, journaling, or planning life’s next chapter.
Spiral-bound with ruled pages and a handy pocket, available in A4 (21.20cm x 29.90cm) or A5 (15.32cm x 21.45cm) — the perfect companion for those who love to write, dream, and remember.
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Kirstie J.
Beautiful picture
Lorraine is a very talented artist. I have a beautiful painting at home which reminds me of holidays spent on the beach with my daughter, when she was very young. I have followed Lorraine and her artwork for some time and can safely say that her work would be a welcome addition to any home. It’s simply stunning. Thank you Lorraine.
Endless Horizon, Endless Love - SOLD
Nicola R.
Scilly Isles Reindeer
Absolutely stunning original artwork of my beloved reindeer. Packaged beautifully and delivered promptly. Highly delighted 🦌💖
Reindeer at the Scilly Isles - Original Oil Painting - SOLD
Lorraine M.
Couple in St Ives
This beautiful painting reminds me of all the times my husband and I have strolled by the sea in St Ives. Whenever we are in Cornwall, we inevitably walk on the beach. The colours of the sand and the sea are so beautifully blended in this painting, that when I look at it I can imagine we are there. That’s just what I need for cloudy, cold days in Warwickshire.
A Walk on The Wharf St Ives, Cornwall - Original Oil Painting
Lorraine M.
Sea gazing
I bought a sea scape from Lorraine, because this particular piece kept drawing me back. I love to be in nature, particularly by the sea as I find it very calming. I have hung this artwork in my sitting room, so that I can look at it everytime I am in there. The colours are beautiful and each time my eyes drift to the scene I notice more details.
Salute to the Sun – Penzance Sea Swim Print
Johanna T.
way forward
it depicts a Way Foreward after years of 'standing still" at best, knocked down at worse.
