Book illustration by my mother, Peggie Highman-Woods. Watercolour.

Inside the old Severn crossing, now derelict. Pen drawing. Ian Woods. 1960s.

St. Mary’s, Hawkesbury Upton, Glos. Conte sketch 2015.

Arboretum. Mezzotint. Ian Woods.

Flyer for ‘The Crucible’. I also designed the logo. Ian Woods.

It’s a cat! Soft pencil sketch. Ian Woods.

After Rembrandt. Drypoint. Ian Woods. 2014.

Madonna. Drawing. Ian Woods.1990s.

Llanychaer road, Pembrokeshire. Drypoint engraving. Ian Woods.

My boots. Pastel drawing. Ian Woods.

Whitfield Glos. Farmhouse. Drypoint. Ian Woods.

St Werburgh’s, Bristol. Drypoint. Ian Woods.

A Happy birthday card and a picture of me floating a boat in the street!

I was very keen on trains and plant hire

Another illustrated letter from my Dad.

Birthday cards from my Dad, 1947 and 1948.

Little drawings sent to me by my Dad.

More little letters from my Dad. With drawings!

My father obviously put a lot of work into these little drawings for me each week.

Shed with opening door, and a message from my Dad. 1947. I was 7 years old.

Two comical drawings by my Dad enclosed in letters from him in Birmingham.

We often went camping. From my Dad. With love.

Steam Train

We often went camping. From my Dad. With love.