Prints that feel calm, nostalgic
and quietly playful
Shop printsDrawn by the sea · Printed in the UK
Every illustration starts with a memory, an object or a ritual tied to this coastline. Rather than documenting a place exactly as it appears, I’m interested in capturing how it feels to be there: calm, restorative and uncomplicated.
Favourites
Stay Salty!
from £15.00
Huntcliff, the pier, and three gulls with opinions.
Beach Huts
from £15.00
The whole row, running away down the lower prom.
The Kiosk
from £15.00
A slice of sky, a sliver of sea, and that giddy rush of nearly there.
Paddleboard
from £15.00
One small figure and an enormous amount of sea.
Salty Sauna
from £15.00
A wood-fired sanctuary, deckchair facing the cliff.
Fish, Chips n Cold Water Dips
from £15.00
A Saturday, summarised.
Seen at home
They are made to hang together
Every design uses the same paper and a cohesive colour palette, so a wall of three or four reads as one thing rather than four separate ideas.
Made to order
Printed on FSC-certified 200gsm enhanced matte art paper with pigment inks — a smooth, natural white finish with no glare.
Posted from Yorkshire
Printed to order and sent direct, so nothing sits in a box waiting. Free UK postage over £50.
Drawn from a real place
Every design comes from somewhere you can walk to on a Sunday, along the Yorkshire coast.
Collections
Saltburn
The pier, the kiosk, the huts, the cliff.
Just add water
Cold swims, paddleboards, and the things you carry home in a pocket.
Sauna & steam
Bucket, ladle, whisk. The warm half of a cold swim.
Words & signs
Seaside lettering, painted by hand, saying the obvious out loud.
Kitchen & café
Coffee, pastry, ice cream and a drink at the end of it.
How this started
We left Leeds for the Yorkshire coast after my daughter became unwell. One summer evening I drove up the coast for a beach yoga session — yoga on the sand as the sun went down, then the cold North Sea, then a fire and a warm mug of cacao.
For the first time in a long time, my nervous system felt completely calm.
That evening we opened Rightmove. Pikku Prints grew from those moments — a way of holding onto the small rituals and quiet pockets of joy I had learned to notice.
Claire