– Beautiful art handmade by Helena –
From my studio in the Creative Quarter of Nottingham I hand make beautiful gifts to inspire and empower kids from 1 to 92 years old. It’s a family affair with my husband creating the poems you see on the products and my two children and Maisie-the-Dog providing inspiration (and doggy kisses!)
If
you notice our products make you feel emotion then we’re thrilled about
that. We do everything straight from the heart, hoping to inspire and
bring clearer meaning to the joys and challenges in life and adding
reassurance that we are all treasured (who ever we are).
Everything you see on the website is created by me and has been hand drawn, painted, printed and collaged to bring you beautiful, heart felt pieces that make perfect gifts.
I hope you love having a browse through the pages and feel inspired and empowered too!
– Be kind every day –
We believe in giving back at every opportunity and doing no harm whether that’s to the planet or to other people.
Staying well is also top of the agenda for us and we think that putting your mind and body wellness first is something you should do every day.
We are offering a free download of our Wellness Print which you can print out and pop on the fridge as a reminder to be kind to yourself. And we have a range of stay well art to further inspire you here!
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- Why do we run? The real reasons (including the bacon sarnies) -
One question I very occasionally get asked about running is. Why do you run? Much to my disappointment, people don’t ask it in a ‘why do you run – is it because it connects the physical, mental and spiritual parts of your being’ – kind of way? Or ‘why do you run, do you find recharges your soul and revitalises the inner you?’ No, it’s more a - ‘why do you run, I mean really why? Look the state of you’ kind of a way. More of a, ‘you’ve gone a really strange purple colour, do you want me to ring someone,’ kind- of-a-way. We’re I able to respond, (through the dizziness) I might say something like...