Moor Posters and Art Prints

Vintage Moroccan Star Shape Tile design pattern. Traditional Moroccan tiling known as zillij groups tiles together to form vivacious geometric patterns. A unique item and a great gift for you or someone on your gift list.

Abandoned Millstones at Stanage Edge. The Peak District, England.

Late evening sunlight bathes the heather clad Cow and Calf rock on Ilkley Moor, West Yorkshire.

The remains of a capstan winch at the abandoned Sikehead Lead Mine located at Burnhope, County Durham. The winch stands at the top of the Ellen shaft where lead was hauled from the mine.

A view from the Old Bewick Moor, located above Old Bewick Village, close to Chatton in Northumberland. The lone tree looks out over good views of the Cheviots, just as the weather begins to change for a coming storm.

Ribblehead viaduct is probably the most famous of the many feats of Victorian engineering along the stunning Settle to Carlisle railway line. Its iconic location in the middle of the Three Peaks makes it a popular photo stop. There are a number of laybys, a tea wagon and the popular Station Inn. Of course the easiest way of getting there is on the train as there is a station at Ribblehead itself. Canon 5D Mk3 Canon 24-105 L series lens

The river Etive cascades through Rannoch Moor towards Buachaille Etive Mor one of the most iconic mountains in Scotland.

Much Moor - Moorish American

Hutton Le Hole, Yorkshire, UK What a stunning find, Hutton-le-Hole is a small village and civil parish in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, England, about 7 miles north-west of Pickering. It is a popular scenic village within the North York Moors National Park. Sheep roam the streets at will. There are many hikes around this area and all are amazing with views to die for, so get your boots and ruck sack on and head out in any direction you please. Available on all products here at Redbubble but I can honestly recommend a large print to preserve the memories of that walk on your wall forever. By Paul Thompson Photography

A view from the roadside next to the Cow Green Reservoir, located in County Durham, close to the borders with Teesdale and Cumbria. The view into the distance is to the west and to Alston Moor.

The county of Northumberland is England's most northerly and also its least densely populated. This image was taken on a beautiful August afternoon looking west out over the moorland near Newton on the Moor towards the Simonside Hills.

Daniel Gumb's Cave at the Cheesewring at Stowes Hill near Minions in Cornwall. Also known as Daniel Gunn's Cave.

Black and Grey Star Moroccan Star Pattern

Panoramic view over Lochan Na H-Achlaise and Rannoch Moor in Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands

Water Reflections over Loch Rannoch, Perth-shire,in the Highlands of Scotland.

Cloud and mist forming around Carl's Wark on Hathersage Moor, Peak District, England below Higger Tor. Nikon D7100 17-50 sigma

Follow your dreams kids

Too much skank for the tank

Celebrate Rochdale with a twist, with this original take on the borough's iconic Rochdale Town Hall. In this image, Rochdale Town Hall is posing with one of Rochdale's most famous landmarks - a Scout Moor Wind Farm turbine.

This is a repaint (over the 2001 original) of dawn on Bodmin Moor (Cornwall) in Spring, looking North towards Rough Tor. You may just spot traces of the original showing through (which is oddly more apparent in a photo). I had wild camped overnight, having climbed the highest point on the moor the evening before. When I woke in the morning, this is the stunning view I was greeted by. Painted in oil on board 20x16 inches. I used a lot of purple in this picture, not only for Rough Tor and the darker clouds, but also mixed with sap green for the foreground vegetation. I also used a fair bit of crimson, both in the sky and the vegetation coloured by the dawn light. I used a relatively broad brush, working fast, with the exception of th...

a foggy day ahead, a wilderness behind.

A static car of a Twist ride with some added motion in the background . from the Townmoor hoppings 2017 cyclone twist ride

This proved a tricky subject to paint. Its not because of the layers of rolling Shropshire hills, but because its looking into the light, which makes the clouds appear very different. The view is of Wenlock Edge (the wooded ridge) and the Clee hills (notably Brown Clee hill taking up most of the horizon, with Titterstone Clee hill almost invisible behind), as seen from the slopes of Caer Caradoc just outside Church Stretton. If you like this painting, do check out my other view from here, looking towards The Wrekin. Painted in oil on a 24x12 inch board.

This painting of Glen Kinglass from the edge of Rannoch Moor (Scottish highlands) is based on a photo I took about 15-20 years ago, on a Spring trip to climb the Munros. The view was inviting, but the ground very much a boggy trudge. Painted in oil on a 20x8 inch board

Moore Cross. Tovers original design

North Yorkshire Moors

A couple having an afternoon's stroll through woodland. This scene was captured at Moor Copse at Tidmarsh in West Berkshire. Here the River Pang passes under the footbidge on its way to join the Thames at Pangbourne about a mile and half further on.

Design inspired by a classic Burnley 1996 - 98 Home jersey

The Nurse's Story - The Hand of Glory - Ingoldsby Legends - Arthur Rackham "There's an old woman dwells upon Tappington Moor"

The Serpent Hills were a range of rocky hills in the Western Heartlands of Faerûn. The peaks of the western Serpent Hills broaden out and eventually level out to become the High Moor. They were bordered on the north, west, and south by the High Moor and on the north, east, and south by the Serpent's Tail stream

A wooden footbridge crossing the River Pang in the woodland at Moor Copse near Tidmarsh in Berkshire. The River Pang is one of England's much valued chalk streams which are rich in wildlife. The river starts its life on the Berkshire (North Wessex) Downs near the village of Compton and winds its way through West Berkshire to finally meet the River Thames at Pangbourne.

Shores of Loch Rannoch, Perth-Shire,in the Highlands of Scotland.

Orange Carpet on Moroccan Tiled Floor

Design inspired by the classic Burnley 1994 away jersey

Ralph Cross #2 - Westerdale Moor, North Yorkshire

This design is from a painting I did in watercolour pencils. It shows two of the most famous natural rock formations in the Peak District Natural Park in the UK. These are the Crow Stones and the Rocking Stones, and they are on the less-trodden area of Howden Moors. Not so many of the hikers in the PDNP visit them. In the summer, the moors are purple with heather. The original is on A3 textured vifArt watercolour paper in Staedtler karat aquarell.