Wales Pins and Buttons

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Daviana" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a Cottagecore inspired color palette of pastel pink, light beige, and muted blue

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Evander" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a Cottagecore inspired color palette of bright peach, beige, cream white, and sage green

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Catriona" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a cottagecore inspired color palette of bright green, moss green, and grey - beige

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Iona" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a Cottagecore inspired color palette of light yellow, light grey, light blue, and dark beige

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Iagan" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a Cottagecore inspired color palette slate blue, moss green, and dark beige

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Sorcha" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a cottagecore inspired color palette of light tan, muted blue, and golden yellow

Digitally Hand Drawn Original "Sorcha" Plaid / Tartan Pattern in a cottagecore inspired color palette of pastel pink, dark navy blue, and dark yellow

The Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal as it makes its way to the town of Brecon. Here the waterway reaches its northern limit after winding through the Brecon Beacons, The canal was constructed to link Brecon with the docks at Newport, the narrow boats carrying coal, iron and limestone. A system of tramways linked the canal to the mines and quarries. It is currently navigable between Brecon and Pontymoile, with plans in place to extend this to Newport. This is a digital art image.

A narrowboat moored at Talybont-on-Usk on the Monmouth and Brecon Canal (known as 'The Mon and Brec') on a sunny summer afternoon. This peaceful canal winds its way from Brecon in Powis, through the Brecon Beacons and Monmouthshire to the docks at Newport, once carrying coal, iron and limestone. Now it's navigable only between Brecon and Pontnewydd but further sectioins are being restored with the aim of opening the entire length for traffic. This image is produced as digital art.

A view of the old bridge over the River Wye at Chepstow in Monmouthshire, Wales. It provides a link between Monmouthshire and Gloucestershire in England. This elegant iron bridge was constructed in 1816 and was designed by John Rastrick of Bridgenorth. It had to be tall and extremely strong as the tidal range here is one of the highest in the world, at times reaching 14 metres! Hence the massive pillars on which it is constructed.

Welcome to world-famous Llandudno, the jewel of the Welsh Riviera

Welcome to world-famous Llandudno, the jewel of the Welsh Riviera - the town's correct Welsh pronunciation is 'Tlan-DID-no'

Welcome to world-famous Llandudno, the jewel of the Welsh Riviera - the town's correct Welsh pronunciation is 'Tlan-DID-no'

Welcome to world-famous Llandudno, the jewel of the Welsh Riviera - this popular town's correct Welsh pronunciation is 'Tlan-DID-no'

The Vale of Glamorgan, also known as The Vale, a unique placename on the flag of Wales

Looking to Worms Head from Rhossili Down with the heathers out in all their glory on Gower, Wakes

The picturesque Sgydau Sychryd near Dinas Rock in the Brecon Beacons National Park

Looking to Worms Head from Rhossili Down with the heathers out in all their glory on Gower, Wakes

The sand of Three Cliffs Bay, Gower lit by the early morning sun.

Looking to Worms Head from Rhossili Down with the heathers out in all their glory on Gower, Wakes

Looking over Port Eynon and Horton from the path that leads up to the top of Port Eynon Point on Gower, Wales

The Afon Sawdde cascading over rocks with the steep Picws Du of the Carmarthen Fan in the background.

The iconic Three Cliffs Bay with Bendricks Rock in the foreground on Gower, Wales

Sunrise from Pen y Fan looking towards Cribyn in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

The Milky Way above Worms Head with Rhossili Down covered in heather at Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales

Looking over Three Cliffs Bay from Penmaen Burrows with Bendricks rock on the beach in Gower, Wales

Sunrise at the beautiful Pwlldu Bay on Gower, Wales

Cribyn from the Cefn Cwm Llwch ridge in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

The Comet NEOWISE over Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales in 2020 with the Helvetia Wreck in the foreground

The night sky above Worms Head, Rhossili Bay on Gower in Wales. The Milky Way is faintly running down the photo too.

The waves washing up on the iconic Rhossili Bay with Worms Head in the distance on Gower, Wales.

The Milky Way above Rotherslade and Langland Bay on Gower in Wales.

A high tide on a summer's day at Bluepool Corner on Gower, Wales

The ex-Hoylake lifeboat, RNLB "Mary Gabriel" and "Nemesis" boats in the harbour on a September morning.

A view on an April afternoon, showing the old and new lifeboat stations, the ruin of the castle on Castle Hill, and the colourful buildings around this beautiful harbour on the Pembrokeshire coast.

United Kingdom Fist, as I draw this the votes are in. Soon the world will know the results on the Scotland Independence referendum.