‘Light’ series illustrator, Brian Simmonds is offering original artwork for sale at half price throughout November. Large charcoal sketches which appear in the books will sell for around $250-$350 instead of approx $700. There are also preliminary roughs for sale at bargain prices. The images appear below. If you would like more information about a particular image please email me via the contact link on my website or Facebook message and I will send a full price list. These photos were taken on my phone and so apologies for the quality – the originals are gorgeous. Artworks are in Albany but could be brought to Perth. I am removing images as they are sold…
Original illustrations from In the Lamplight $350
Original illustrations from In the Lamplight $250
Small concept sketches In the Lamplight $25 each
Original illustration from Light Horse Boy $350
Large Roughs for Light Horse Boy $300 (not purple in true light)
Preliminary sketches Light Horse Boy $95
Larger roughs Light Horse Boy $150 (not purple in true light)
Roughs for Lighthouse Girl $95 (bedroom) $20 other
diannewolfer 
Hi Dianne,
I would like to purchase image 2338, which has a horse in the background and a soldier leaning over his mate on the ground. It is a Larger Rough from the Light Horse Boy $150.
For your interest, I’m buying the print for my Father, Stephen Sinclair, who has now retired from the Army but is the curator at the Army Museum in Fremantle. While in the Army he served in the 10th Light Horse. He and my Mother, Peta, met you at St Mark’s Anglican School in Hillarys a few years ago where you signed their copies of Light Horse Boy and Light Horse Girl. They passed them onto me so I could read them to their grandchildren. They are books that our family treasures and I know my parents would enjoy proudly displaying a print from the book in their home.
Yours sincerely,
Narelle Young
would like to purchase image 2338, which has a horse in the background and a soldier leaning over his mate on the ground. It is a larger rough from the Light Horse Boy for $150.
For your interest, I’m buying the print for my Father, Stephen Sinclair, who has now retired from the Army but is the curator at the Army Museum in Fremantle. While in the Army he served in the 10th Light Horse. He and my Mother, Peta, met you at St Mark’s Anglican School in Hillarys a few years ago where you signed their copies of Light Horse Boy and Light Horse Girl. They passed them onto me so I could read them to their grandchildren. They are books that our family treasures and I know my parents would enjoy proudly displaying a print from the book in their home.
Yours sincerely,
Narelle Young