Big Wheel Stickers

Grande Roue de Paris ferris wheel in the amusement park, France

Red Rooster Bicycles

vector illustration of ASTRONAUT COFFEE TIME, this image is very cute for t-shirts and posters.

Red Rooster Autocycle

Your first bicycle

A pickup design with monster mode with ferocity covered by a touch of artistic color gradation between sky blue and purple, which is combined to beautify objects, thus forming a distinctive and manly character.

Night scape of Albert Dock Liverpool

Fairground Attraction The 'big wheel' fairground ride in front of my home town's Central Library. This was one of the star attractions during Bournemouth's 2016 Wheels Festival. Location: The Triangle, Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Date: 23rd May 2016.

A view to the famous London neo-gothic landmark, the Clock Tower, or Elizabeth Tower, more widely known as Big Ben, in night time with illumination.

Your first bike

Design for London lovers. Show your love.

Just a high wheel bike.

Black White Ferris Wheel

Need to save your TV station? Get George Newman and Stanley Spadowski on the case.

Get me on the court and I am trouble.

Windmill and Ferris wheel of the Tuileries, Paris

I Like Big Trucks and I Cannot Lie

A homage to the incredible engineering and creativity that gave birth to this amazing bike - the Penny-farthing. Clean and simple line art with a touch of fantasy.

Pedestrians crossing on Princes Street, Edinburgh

The Pierhead building in Cardiff Bay

Red Rooster Bicycles Too

The late 1800’s brought us the high wheel bicycle better known as the penny farthing. Times have changed and so have bicycles.

This Designer image originates from one of my photos.

Bird's Eye View

HDR image of one of the monster trucks performing at the Preston Park Museum vintage car and fire engine rally, Teesside, UK, 2016

I am a Penny-farthing born in 1870 and I've seen every country in the world.

Big tires and big wheels, engine monsters that compete in a messy arena. Cool western monster trucks!

The Big Wheel on Princes Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. The wheel is part of the Christmas fair which appears every year at the end of November. Behind the wheel is the monument to Sir Walter Scott. It was built during 1836-46. The architect was George Meikle Kemp (1795-1844), a joiner who entered the competition under a pseudonym to avoid prejudice; the joiner/architect sadly fell into the Union Canal in the fog and drowned before the work was completed. On the left is Princes Street and on the right is the Balmoral hotel.

There’s a generation out there that remembers racing their big wheels until the wheels had holes…

London souvenir cool landmarks gift

I am a Penny-farthing born in 1870 and I've seen every country in the world.