A Z Of Fungi Tea Towel
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About
Illustrations to bring the outside in
I’m Bea, an Illustrator & designer based in Dorset. I work from my home studio, surrounded by the wonderful countryside, my chickens and Margot the whippet.
I believe that we are happier and healthier when we are connected with nature. There is something special about the natural world that makes the stresses and strains of a busy life melt away. Some of my happiest memories are when I’ve been immersed in the outside world - the rustling of forest trees in an autumnal breeze, the crash and spray of waves against the Cornish coastline, the soft munching of French cows on a lazy summer’s day. I love creating illustrations that bring the outside in, in all its wonderful wildness.
From cards and prints, to thoughtful homewares and beautifully illustrated gifts. Bring nature into your home - there's something for everyone!
I believe that buying from a small business should be a fantastic experience from start to finish. I care about each and every one of my customers and aim to give everyone the same excellent customer service. I love adding extra finishing touches and going beyond people’s expectations. It’s one of the best parts of running a business. When you unwrap your order, it should feel like unwrapping a beautiful gift.
I believe that we need to become a zero-carbon society as quickly as possible. Our health and wellbeing depends on the natural world. I am constantly looking for ways to reduce the environmental impact of what I do, from recycled and recyclable packaging, powering my home and business with renewable electricity and using biodegradable materials where possible.