Cards by Sam Cannon

Sam Cannon is an artist and illustrator living near Lyme Regis in Dorset, England. She works in watercolours, gouache, colour pencils and graphite pencil on board, paper and slates.
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  • Long grass and flower stems in the foreground partially obscure the view beyond, where a hare leaps across a sunlit field in front of a tall grassy hill with a pale sun rising behind against a mottled blue sky. Two hares sit in the long grass, and leafy branches frame the view from above.

    How Lovely is the Silence

    How Lovely is the Silence
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Earthly Companion

    Earthly Companion

    Earthly Companion
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Astonishing Light

    Astonishing Light

    Astonishing Light
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A robin stands on the end of a garden trowel with a wooden handle. The trowel stands not-quite-vertical, and is surrounded by yellow cowslip flower heads and white stitchwort flowers. The background is pale green. An inscription at the top reads: Those we love don't go away. They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed and very dear.

    Cowslips

    Cowslips
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Darkest Night

    Darkest Night

    Darkest Night
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Balance

    Balance

    Balance
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Two red foxes meet across a narrow spit of land in winter, their noses touching. A deep red sun glows from behind tall bare trees, and a pale-coloured tree leans from the left, across the centre of the image, over the foxes. The scene is reflected perfectly in the still water below and in the foreground, filling the lower half of the design. Colours are greys and reds.

    Reflections

    Reflections
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • How Amazing You Can Be

    How Amazing You Can Be

    How Amazing You Can Be
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Oh How You Shine

    Oh How You Shine

    Oh How You Shine
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Hope is the Thing with Feathers

    Hope is the Thing with Feathers

    Hope is the Thing with Feathers
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Family, Like Branches on a Tree

    Family, Like Branches on a Tree

    Family, Like Branches on a Tree
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • If I had a Flower

    If I had a Flower

    If I had a Flower
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • So Much Sunshine

    So Much Sunshine

    So Much Sunshine
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Unable are the loved to die

    Unable are the loved to die

    Unable are the loved to die
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Darkest Skies

    Darkest Skies

    Darkest Skies
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A wren sits on a branch, body facing away but head turned towards the viewer. The branch and bird are surrounded by stems of forget-me-not flowers. (Forget-me-nots are small, bright blue flowers with a yellow centre, and flower in clusters on a stem.)

    Wren and Forget-me-nots

    Wren and Forget-me-nots
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Tall spires of pink and white foxgloves in flower rise up and beyond the top of the design. Two large dragonflies, pink and green, sit on the spires. Between them rises a stem of red campion flowers. The inscription above them reads, How lovely is the silence of growing things. Overall colours are pale and deep pinks and greens.

    How Lovely is the Silence of Growing Things

    How Lovely is the Silence of Growing Things
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A robin with a deep red breast sits singing on the winding stem of a teasel plant. They are surrounded red and grey teasel seed heads. The background is dark grey. The inscription at the bottom reads: I heard a bird sing in the dark of December. A magical thing and sweet to remember we are nearer to Spring than we were in September. I heard a bird sing in the dark of December."
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    I heard a bird sing

    I heard a bird sing
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Two cats, one black and one white, lie sleeping on a bed. The black cat is curled up against the back of the white cat, with one leg over the white cat's shoulder. The bed is covered with orange and yellow swirly and geometric patterns, and the inscription, written in white against dark blue at the top of the design, reads, I ask you to pass through life at my side: to be my second self and best earthly companion.

    Best Earthly Companion

    Best Earthly Companion
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A red tabby cat or kitten sleeps partly curled up along the bough of a tree. The tree is grey and covered with orange leaves, some of which are falling towards the ground. Ivy is slowly creeping across the bough. The inscription, life is a balance between holding on and letting go, is written across the bottom.

    Life is a Balance Between Holding On and Letting Go

    Life is a Balance Between Holding On and Letting Go
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A red fox sits facing the viewer, their head turned sideways to rest on a gravestone. The inscription on the gravestone reads, "What will survive of us is love". The scene is surrounded by white flowers on long slender stems in amongst grasses, seed heads, and low-growing white flowers at the bottom.

    What will survive of us is love

    What will survive of us is love
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • Two white and brown owls sit close together facing towards one-another. Their round white faces overlap, giving the impression of there being only one face (two eyes and one beak). Beneath them a hedgehog is curled up asleep, surrounded by pink flowers, green leaves, and tiny white flowers. The background is a star-spotted night sky.

    The Barn Owls and the Hedgehog

    The Barn Owls and the Hedgehog
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A side-on view of head of a red fox facing to the left. The background is shades of orange. The inscription, written over the background, reads, I have so much of you in my heart.

    I Have So Much Of You In My Heart

    I Have So Much Of You In My Heart
    £3.00
    £3.00
  • A tree, its branches just coming into leaf, sits surrounded by grass and small flowers in yellow and white. A red fox sleeps curled up at the base of the tree, and high up in the spreading branches, another fox sits, watching a deep red sun rise from behind the tree. Ivy climbs the tree, and there's a large hollow halfway up the trunk with two owls peering out from within it. The inscription at the bottom reads, I'll tell you how the sun rose a ribbon at a time.

    A Ribbon at a Time

    A Ribbon at a Time
    £3.00
    £3.00