A reproduction is a copy of an original. I use the word 'reproduction' as opposed to 'print' to distinguish between a printed 'copy' and an original hand-produced print (see the 'Prints' page for more details)
There are a variety of techniques that can be used to produce copies. Some, unless produced in multiples of 1000 can be extremely expensive and may even approach the value of the original.
I make use of new technology to be able to offer copies of my work at a reasonable price.

The images on this page are are all created specifically for reproduction and are not available as originals.

'Forrabury Common'

Please click on each image for full details and larger view

'Doyden Point, Port Quinn'

'Old Path Boscastle'

'Crackington Moon'

 

'Camel Estuary'

'On The Beach At Crackington'

'Lookout Tower Boscastle '

'Sparkling Cave'

'Late Summer Boscastle'

Cornish Bird Proverbs
6 Different designs each complete with brief explanation of a traditional Cornish saying

' Always On The Ran Dan Like
      Cousin Ann Harry's Gander '

A young person always out and
about or a philandering spouse.

'Gapin Like A Duck Against
     Thunder'

Ducks can seem mesmerised by the
sound of thunder and stare around in
an upright and erect manner.

'Gazin Out Like An
Owl In An Ivy Bush'

Said of a person with much hair
framing the face - often someone
unkempt

'Maized As A Curley'

A mad person.
Refering to either insanity or
annoyance 

'Scritch Like A Whitneck'

A child crying loudly.
The Whitethroat sits in a bush and
when disturbed screeches in
annoyance.

'Wisht As A Winnard'

A cold, sickly person.
The Whinchat, known locally as the
Winnard, migrates in winter to
warmer places. The saying refers to
the ones that get left behind in the
cold.