Prehistoric Oceans — Art prints and greetings cards by Lizzie Ault. — Tales from the Fen

Plesiosaur, Giclée print by Lizzie Ault

Belemnites in white on a dark turquoise background.

Quote reads "Belemnites were believed to be the earthly remains of lightning bolts and were called Thunderstones."

Belemnite , Giclée print by Lizzie Ault

A living ammonite in a dark turquoise ocean.

Quote reads "Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes and were called Snakestones. Many wore them as protective charms." (Copy)

Ammonite , Giclée print by Lizzie Ault

Greeting card depicting belemnites in white on a dark turquoise background.

Quote reads "Belemnites were believed to be the earthly remains of lightning bolts and were called Thunderstones."

Belemnite Greetings Card

Greetings card of a living ammonite in a dark turquoise ocean. Kraft paper envelope, white background.

Quote reads "Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes and were called Snakestones. Many wore them as protective charms."

Ammonite Greetings Card

A living, breathing plesiosaur swims across a prehistoric, deep teal ocean, probably hunting for prey. Greetings card, 150mm square with kraft envelope, printed on recycled card.

Plesiosaur Greetings Card