Sean Briggs

The Gloucestershire Old Spot is one of Britain's oldest pig breeds, traditionally known as the 'Orchard Pig' for foraging on fallen apples. They are famous for their white coats with distinct black spots and large drooping ears

Moorland rock formations, often referred to as tors, are predominantly composed of granite that was shaped by millions of years of weathering and periglacial action. These ancient geological features have provided shelter and served as sacred landmarks for human settlements

Our friend has Llamas and Llamas are social animals that live in herds and communicate through a variety of vocalizations and ear postures. They were domesticated thousands of years ago in the Andean highlands of Peru from their wild ancestor, the guanaco.

Another of my abstract sketches, this time from a waterside sketch near Elterwater in Cumbria.

1. The common cuckoo is a well-known brood parasite, meaning it lays its eggs in the nests of other, smaller bird species. A newly hatched cuckoo instinctively evicts the host's own eggs and chicks from the nest to monopolize food and attention

These were some beautiful blue wild flowers growing on the scrubland near my home.

Pushing into the abstract here with patterns of lichen on moorland rocks. This is my new direction, what do you think?

This time more of a moorland valley above Colden in west Yorkshire.

Another moorland scene heading towards the abstract with this one, more a feeling of moorland but it speaks to me.

Moorland ruins on the hills abobe Hebden bridge, my childhood haunts.

Rocks on top of loughrig fellin the British Lake district. A gentler walk to get to these but still a lovely view.

This is the one. 13years of sketch a day. Now onto the 14th. Trying a little abstract painting. This was wild flowers by the lake Grasmere.

Southwold is a charming coastal town in Suffolk, England, famous for its iconic white lighthouse built in 1887. The town features traditional pastel-colored beach huts lining its historic promenade and coastline. Author George Orwell lived in Southwold during the 1930s.

Built in 1887 by Trinity House, Southwold Lighthouse replaced three earlier lights threatened by coastal erosion. The structure stands 31 meters tall and features a distinctive white-painted brick tower.

King Henry II built Orford Castle between 1165 and 1173 to establish royal control over East Anglia during a period of civil unrest. The keep has an innovative polygonal design with three massive rectangular towers projecting from a central circular core, making it a masterwork.

Had a lovely ice cream while I walked along the pier. Southwold Pier was originally opened in 1900 and was once nearly 800 feet long to serve Victorian steamships. In 1934, a severe gale washed away a middle section of the structure, effectively cutting its usable length in half.

Orford Castle in Suffolk, England, was built by Henry II between 1165 and 1173 to consolidate royal power. Coastal fortifications at Orford were armed in later centuries to defend against potential invasions.

This seagull in Southwold was taking it easy. Gulls are highly adaptable birds capable of drinking both fresh and salt water due to specialized supraorbital glands that flush excess salt from their bodies.

Quick sketch of the boats on the river Ore. The River Ore in Suffolk flows behind a shifting shingle spit known as Orfordness, creating a unique and sheltered tidal estuary.

Watercolour sketch of 3 little pigs playing in mud happy as can be. Original and limited edition prints can be found on my website see profile for link.