☎️ The Old Phone Box - Ed Sheeran

“If I could call you, I’d just say I miss you…”This piece wasn’t inspired by one particular song — it was born from a universal ache. That longing to speak just one more time. To hear their voice. To say something simple: I miss you.

The old red phone box stands in a quiet street — a symbol of connection that now feels out of reach. It echoes the pain of unanswered calls, unsent messages, and all the words we wish we’d said. For anyone who’s stared at their phone hoping for a sign, or whispered into the air, hoping someone was listening — this artwork is for you. It belongs in this collection because grief often hums like a love song without an ending — and sometimes, the most powerful lyrics are the ones we never got to say.

🎸 Tears in Heaven – Eric Clapton

“Would it be the same, if I saw you in heaven?” A golden staircase rises into the clouds. A guitar rests quietly by the tree. A single feather drifts in soft remembrance. This image honours the ache of asking — and the courage it takes to carry on.

💃 Lady in Red – Chris de Burgh - my husband sang this to me on our wedding day

“The lady in red is dancing with me…” She dances with memory. Her eyes are closed, but her heart is wide open. A tender tribute to love, romance, and connection that lives on — even when our dance partner is gone.

🕊 Supermarket Flowers – Ed Sheeran

“You were an angel in the shape of my mum.”

A vase of yellow and white flowers. A quiet cup of tea. Soft light through the window. This artwork captures the everyday gentleness of someone deeply loved and missed — a mother’s presence felt in the smallest, homeliest things. It’s tender and warm, like the memories that continue to sit beside us, even after goodbye.

👼 Angels – Robbie Williams - I played this at my daughter's funeral

“And through it all, she offers me protection...👼

“There’s an angel watching over me...” This image captures the comfort of feeling held when the grief is too heavy to bear alone. The angel, gentle and present, holds a figure of sorrow with love and protection. In our darkest hours, we sometimes imagine that someone — or something — is still holding us. This is for those moments.

🕯️ Ordinary – Alex Warren

“The angels up in the clouds are jealous knowing we found somethin’ so out of the ordinary.”

This artwork speaks of quiet love — of deep connection in the simplest of moments. A couple stands together at sunset, wrapped in stillness and belonging. It’s a tribute to those we loved so dearly, with whom we shared a life that might have seemed ordinary from the outside… but to us, it was everything.

🌙 Dancing in the Moonlight – Toploader

“Everybody's feeling warm and bright...” Figures bathed in starlight, barefoot in the glow of the moon. A joyful tribute — not to the end, but to the freedom we imagine for those we’ve lost. A celebration of spirit, light, and release.