Aqueduct Designs

A watercolour painting of a Peacock. The Peafowl is native to India and although they are generally referred to as Peacocks the females are actually called Peahens. Show your love for one of the most strikingly beautiful birds on the planet with this Peacock watercolour.

This colourful illustration of a Fox's head has been created in an anime style. For this piece I was inspired by Princess Mononoke and it's depictions of the wild spirits in the forests.

A watercolour painting of a Hippo. The Hippo is native to sub-Saharan Africa and the name Hippopotamus means "River Horse" in ancient Greek. This painting shows a happy Hippo playing in some colourful mud.

A watercolour painting of a Kingfisher. The Kingfisher is one of the most varied and colourful varieties of bird. Just picking the colours for this one was a challenge!

A watercolour painting of a Doe. The Doe is of course Homer Simpson's favourite animal, but one of mine too. If you're also a fan of Deer be sure to check out my Stag watercolour design too!

A watercolour painting of a Hummingbird. Did you know that the smaller species of Hummingbird can flap their wings up to eighty times per-second? This tiny creature has to be one of the prettiest birds in all of the animal kingdom.

A watercolour painting of a Lion. Lions can eat up to 40kg of meat in one sitting, almost as much as Brian Blessed can. If you're a fan of the King of the Jungle then check out the products with my watercolour Lion painting.

A watercolour painting of a Zebra. A fun fact about the Zebra is that each Zebra has a unique stripe pattern, meaning that observers can identify a particular Zebra by it's stripes in the same way we can identify humans by their unique fingerprints. This is why Zebra's can't commit crimes.

A watercolour painting of a Tiger. Tigers have been around for almost two million years. Probably not the same ones though, it was probably their dad's or Grandad's or something. If you're a fan of this majestic jungle cat be sure to browse around some of the products for this watercolour painting.

A watercolour painting of a Fox. One of my favourite animals to see when I'm out and about. Famous Foxes include Basil Brush, Jamie, and the Fox that makes all of those biscuits. Show some love for this beautiful creature with this watercolour design.

A watercolour painting of a Stag. You might not guess by looking at them, but Deer can jump up to eight feet in the air! The only reason that more Deer are not Basketball players is that their antlers pop the ball. If you're a fan of the Stag then be sure to check out the full range of products with this watercolour print.

A watercolour painting of a Swan. Swans are actually known to mate for life. It's odd that such a mean bird can be filled with so much love. If you're filled with love for the Swan then please check out my watercolour Swan prints.

A watercolour painting of a gorgeous Red Squirrel. Unfortunately, the Red Squirrel population is in decline, but this beautiful watercolour celebrates this staple of the British countryside.

A watercolour painting of a cotton-tailed Rabbit. The Rabbit is a fantastic creature and fun fact: their trademark long teeth never stop growing. Show your love for this fantastic creature with this great watercolour Rabbit painting.

A watercolour painting of a staple of the British countryside, the Otter. The Otter is part of a large animal family that includes Eurasian Otters and Sea Otters amongst others. Show your love for this playful creature with this vibrant watercolour painting.

A watercolour painting of an Owl. The Barn Owl is one of the most widespread bird species in the entire world appearing across most of the globe, except for polar and desert regions. Show your love for this beautiful creature with this watercolour Owl painting.

A watercolour painting of a beauriful Koi Carp. The Koi Carp originates from breeding in japan in the early 1800s. They have always been one of my favourite fish just because of how pretty they are to look at!

This colourful illustration of a Bear's head has been created in an anime style. For this piece I was inspired by Princess Mononoke and it's depictions of the wild spirits in the forests.

A watercolour painting of a Highland Cow. This beautiful creature has been a common site in the Scottish countryside since 1865. Their woolly coats and wide horns are especially distinctive. Show your love for this Scottish icon with this glorious watercolour painting.

An illustration of a Hummingbird. Did you know that the smaller species of Hummingbird can flap their wings up to eighty times per-second? This tiny creature has to be one of the prettiest birds in all of the animal kingdom.

A watercolour painting of a Giraffe. This is a painting of the world's tallest animal other than Shaquille O'Neal. The Giraffe is native to Africa where it is unfortunately a vulnerable species. Show some love for this peculiar, but beautiful animal with this great watercolour design.

A watercolour painting of a Coyote. For a long time I thought Coyotes were fictional animals that existed only in cartoons to antagonise the roadrunner. Turns out they're real! Luckily for Coyotes Acme Labs isn't real.

A watercolour painting of a brown Bear. The Brown Bear's latin name Ursus Arctos translates to Bear Bear. Show your love for this cuddly creature with my colourful bear watercolour. Please note: you shouldn't try to cuddle a bear in real life.

A watercolour painting of a Blue jay. The Blue jay is my absolute favourite bird. Although it is native to North America we see them occasionally hear in the UK and it always brightens my day. If you're a fan of the Blue jay like me or just a bird lover then please check out this design and some of the other bird watercolours in my shop!

A watercolour painting of an Elephant. The Elephant is known for it's fear of mice, hatred of Winnie the Pooh, and something else that I forget...

A watercolour painting of this icon of the British countryside, the Badger. The Badger is not just found in Britain, but also across Europe. The British Badger is the only one legally protected by a member of the rock band Queen.