Eight house styles
One scene, eight ways of painting it.
Every style below shows the identical scene — a child with a lantern walking beside a young deer across a moonlit meadow — so you can judge the difference in the drawing rather than the difference in the subject. We draw in our own house styles and do not imitate named living artists.
Soft Watercolour
Translucent washes that bleed into the paper, like a classic bedtime book.
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Crayon & Pencil
Waxy, scribbly and warm — the way a child would draw it themselves.
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Paper Collage
Layered cut paper with real torn edges and soft shadows.
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Soft Clay 3D
Rounded matte figures that look good enough to squeeze.
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Vintage Print
Mid-century spot colours with a little printing-press wobble.
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Starlight Ink
Deep indigo skies traced with gold constellations.
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Woodland
Mossy greens, tall ferns and animals who know the way home.
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Ocean Deep
Teal water, drifting bubbles and a glow from somewhere below.
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