Painting of a farm scene with three cows standing near a brick barn with a thatched roof. The cows are tied with pink ropes, and the scene has a warm, colorful artistic style.

Lovely Lady Lumps

Lovely Lady Lumps
Oil on canvas · 50×60 cm
October 2024

Available as an A3 print, greeting card, and postcard.

Lovely Lady Lumps

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A3 Art Print | Lovely Lady Lumps by Erin Kirtley
£25.00

Printed from my original painting, Lovely Lady Lumps, this colourful A3 art print celebrates two rather fabulous camels and all their lovely lady lumps.

• A3 art print (297 × 420mm)
• Printed on Unicorn White Chunky 250gsm paper
• Full-colour print
• Supplied with 790gsm greyboard backing
• Packaged in a protective cello bag
• Unframed
• Signed by the artist
• Includes a certificate of authenticity

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A5 Art Card | Lovely Lady Lumps
£4.00

This A5 art card features Lovely Lady Lumps, a playful camel painting inspired by travel, storytelling, and a memorable moment in Egypt.

Blank inside for your own message, kraft brown envelope included.

• A5 folded greeting card
• Printed on premium 350gsm cardstock
• Satin finish
• Blank inside
• Includes kraft brown envelope
• Packaged in a protective cello bag

The story behind the art.

A friend of mine, who stays completely off social media, was showing me photos from a trip to Egypt on his iPad. It felt like flicking through an old photo album, with his holiday memories all in one place and a story behind each one.

Whilst travelling the Nile by boat, he’d stopped at a camel farm, one of the few places he was able to explore on foot. As we flicked through the photos, he reached a shot of some camels and skipped straight past it, dismissing it as “not the best”.

But I loved it. The warm light, rich colours and wonderfully cheeky camel’s face immediately caught my attention. I made him go back and AirDrop it to me, knowing there was a painting in there somewhere.

With a little adjustment to the second camel’s face, that overlooked holiday snap slowly became Lovely Lady Lumps.

In a lovely full-circle moment, the original was bought by the very friend who took the photo in the first place. A reminder of just how much joy can be captured in a photograph, even the ones you nearly skip past.

Painting of a brown horse with a dark mane and tail in a barn, standing with its head lowered, next to a woman in a light-colored shirt and hair tied back, inside a rustic wooden structure.
Painted canvas of a camel inside a stable with brick walls, with another camel in the background, signed by the artist Jeffrey.