prints can be purchased there are a collection of 24 all the artwork is by morgan

Morgans Art Inspiration
 

"As an artist I was greatly inspired by Alphonse Maria Mucha of the Art Nouveaux period and the Pre Raphaelites. I always loved the romance in art and words of poets also inspired me to paint. I love John Clare's poems. He was the Peterborough poet, contemporary with Shelley but his poem of the skylark gave me an image to paint that Shelley's poem never quite inspired for me.

Words such as Tennyson's Lady of Shallot and Edgar Alan Poe's Annabel Lee sent me scurrying for paints and brush. But my favourite inspiration was artist Jim Fitzpatrick who was also a fan of Mucha. Reading Gregory, Charlotte Guest and Yeats and finding Fitzpatrick's work sent me on the trail of Celtic and Arthurian legend. The summit of all praise for me was when I had a card from Jim Fitzpatrick in which he praised my work and was flattered I saw him as my mentor as much as he saw Mucha as his. I still prefer Fitzpatrick's work which was created before we had today's digital magic.

I myself still prefer to paint with brush and paint but I can see the artistic and aesthetic merit in the work of artists such as Jason Engles. My daughter Kat is a brilliant digital artist and I love some of the images she creates using some of my works and some of her own. I could never catch up with the skills required in using computer graphic techniques, I am still reliant on the skill of my hand and eye wielding the brush and the pen to create my work and I encourage all those who can not to neglect that skill in favour of technology but to develop both aspects."

Morgan Fitzsimons
 

A race called the Time Weavers crashed on Earth, stranded and cut off from their home world. They lived, loved and died there and the legend of King Arthur was born. Three millennia have past and the legendary king rises again to take his rightful place as Supreme Lord of Anwn.