Victoria Wood Magnets

British comedian and Legend

A design of a yellow marigold known from ‘Acorn Antiques’ of Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV fame, with the quote “What was it muesli? T’was it, muesli?” From the character Mrs Overall made popular by the actress Julie Walters.

An outline design of the characters Bren and Tony from the British comedy 'dinner ladies' by Victoria Wood.

Bren Furlong, played by Victoria Wood, from the iconic British comedy TV show, dinnerladies. Also available on

A digital drawing design of the character Bren Furlong, played by Victoria Wood, from the iconic British comedy TV show, dinnerladies.

An outline design of the characters Bren and Tony from the comedy 'dinnerladies', written and created by Victoria Wood.

A reimagining of the Shepard Fairey "HOPE" poster in appreciation of the British Comedian, Victoria Wood.

Or a nice slice of Madeira

The old Cattle Jetty was built in 1879 to land cattle at the Point Nepean Quarantine station just inside Port Phillip Bay. Point Nepean marks the southern point of The Rip (the entrance to Port Phillip) and the most westerly point of the Mornington Peninsula, in Victoria, Australia.

The old Cattle Jetty was built in 1879 to land cattle at the Point Nepean Quarantine station just inside Port Phillip Bay. Point Nepean marks the southern point of The Rip (the entrance to Port Phillip) and the most westerly point of the Mornington Peninsula, in Victoria, Australia.

Sculpture full of expression located at the Victoria Falls trail entrance.

This Jelly Fungus (Tremella Fuciformis) was growing on a rotting fallen tree in Kinglake National Park. The photo was a Kodachrome slide, taken in the 1990s and scanned to digital. This part of the park was completely burnt out in the 2009 fires, and is now choked with regrowth.

'Altona' is an oil painting of a view from the 135 year old pier of Altona, a seaside suburb of Melbourne. The weathered pier is currently being replaced because it was unfortunately failing structurally. The light weathered wood is a beautiful contrast to the emerald green sea.

Pastel - 55cm x 35cm approx.

Red cabbage t’shirt