Discover pregnancy, anatomy, and birth art through the joyful, unfiltered eyes of a child! Created by home-educated artist Maggie, this vibrant rainbow womb painting celebrates the magical capability of the female body. Perfect as an inspiring art print for student midwives, birth centres, or to brighten up a birthworker's wall. Also available as glossy A6 prints with a multibuy offer!
Read the story behind the collection: Learn more about Maggie's home education journey and see how she created each painting on my Womb to World blog
My Maggie is a little anxious (and a lot perfectionist) and can be very hard on herself. I wanted to show her that I take her creativity seriously - that her art is special, joyful, and worthy, without needing to look life-like to resonate with people.
Alongside being a great home ed lesson in persevering, branding, how to tell a story with her art to capture people's interest and emotions, marketing, working out profit margins and printing options - I hope this shows her she’s already a "real" artist. I don't want her to wait until she's 40 to realise she's been capable and talented all along!
I hope you find Maggie's art as charming as I do!
Maggie's words about Grow: "I think wombs are very magical, that they can be small and then grow so large to fit the baby, and then go back down small again!
Mummy talks about her womb a lot, and if she has a tummy ache when she's on her bleed, I help rub womb balm on her belly. I wanted to start my pictures with the womb before baby is in there so mummy showed me some pictures, and told me about what each bit was so I could draw things in the right place.
Mummy says some drawings are wrong because they look like the ovaries are connected to the fallopian tubes, so I drew mine attached to the side of the womb.
I wanted to use bright and happy colours, and once the paint was dry I used a gold pen and acrylic pen to add lots of hearts. I like that I put a heart in the womb and all the colours in the background. I feel happy when I look at it.
We decided to call my painting Grow because the womb is where the babies grow." - Maggie, age 7
Thank you for supporting real art and young artists
Maggie is going to keep the profit after production, postage, packaging, fees and taxes- and hopefully it will show her that she is not too young to be a "real" artist and create things that others will think is special!
Print Quality & Details:
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Size: A5 (148 x 210 mm)
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Paper Stock: 324gsm Textured White Matt card - specially chosen to reflect the texture of Maggie's original watercolour paper. It is a premium, acid-free, archival-quality stock with a clean, soft finish to the touch.
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Eco-Friendly: Sustainably printed in the UK using virgin pulp for brilliant colour reproduction and image resolution.
*DELIVERY INFORMATION*
Within UK
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- Standard delivery aim is 3 working days, but sometimes Royal Mail can take slightly longer and please bear this in mind when ordering.
- If you are in a rush there is the option to upgrade to a faster post in the checkout, and if you'd like to upgrade further to Special Delivery to guarantee delivery please send me a message before ordering.
- I will ask for your understanding in waiting until a parcel is 10 working days late before replacing, as this is when Royal Mail will consider the item lost and allow me to put in a claim.
*ABOUT WOMB TO WORLD ART*
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I am Hannah: a trauma-healing, spiritual home educating mother of two little ones in Oxfordshire UK, and in my 'spare' (haha) time I like to paint motherhood art and make birthy things for birthy people!
