Mermaid

Limited edition print of 30

42 × 59cm (A2)

Signed and numbered

In ‘Mermaid’, a female figure cuts through the surface in a single forward reach, arms outstretched, hair streaming, body dissolving into the swirl and eddy around her. The line between flesh and water is barely there.

The figure is rendered in warm amber against the cool blue-grey of the water, the two elements intertwining until you cannot be sure where one ends and the other begins. It is both classical and contemporary, both figurative and abstract.

The subject is freedom, specifically, the kind a paralysed body finds in water. Weightless. Unimpeded. Entirely itself.

Available as a limited edition of 30 only. Each print is signed and numbered by Sophie Morgan and will not be reprinted once the edition sells out.

Printed on archival paper with fade-resistant inks. Supplied unframed. Certificate of authenticity included.

What the Water Gave Me

Limited edition giclée print

42 × 59cm (A2)

Edition of 30, signed and numbered by the artist

In ‘What the Water Gave me’, a figure, viewed from above, surrenders to the water, arms wide, hair fanning out, body caught between depth and surface. The dark shadow beneath her anchors the composition; the swirling light around her pulls in every direction at once. She is not drowning, though; she is letting go.

The title borrows from artist Frida Kahlo, deliberately. Water gives back what the body is elsewhere denied: weightlessness, ease, the sensation of moving without effort or limit.

For Morgan, who is paralysed and paints from her wheelchair, that is not a metaphor. It is a feeling she knows precisely.

Painted in oils on linen, this is an early example of Morgan's figurative work, classically trained at the Florence Academy of Art, and entirely her own.

Signed original available.

A downloadable PDF toolkit by Sophie Morgan

Product description:

The single most powerful, lowest-cost accessibility intervention any business can make is to publish a proper Access Guide.

Most properties, operators and venues still describe themselves as "accessible" without giving disabled visitors the detail they need to decide whether the offering will work for them. The fix is not a renovation. It is a tape measure, a camera, and an afternoon.

This toolkit gives you the templates to do it properly.

Created by broadcaster, travel writer and accessibility consultant Sophie Morgan, this downloadable PDF is a practical working tool that walks any business through how to build four distinct types of Access Guide, with step-by-step methodology and printable audit checklists.

Inside you'll find:

• The six principles of every good Access Guide

• The Physical Access Guide template, for the built environment of any business

• The Experience Access Guide template, for tours, activities, attractions and journeys

• The Restaurant, Bar and Venue Access Guide template, for hospitality establishments

• The Accommodation Access Guide template, for hotels, lodges and short stays

• Four pull-out audit checklists, one per guide type, ready to print and walk the property with

The toolkit gives your teams a method for replacing vague claims with the kind of specific, honest, useful information disabled visitors actually need to choose your business with confidence.

It is not a certification. It is not a compliance document. It is a practical starting point for any business ready to move from vague claims to clear, honest, useful information.

What you'll receive:

• Instant PDF download

• 18-page practical toolkit

• Single-business licence (unless otherwise agreed)

Who it's for:

Hotels • Resorts • Vacation rentals • Restaurants • Bars and cafes • Tour operators • DMCs • Visitor attractions • Museums • Theatres and galleries • Festivals and event venues • Destination management organisations • Guest experience and operations teams

One business licence only. Hospitality groups and organisations operating multiple sites or brands require additional licences.

This toolkit is licensed for use by one business or property only unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Purchase permits internal operational use within the licensed business. Redistribution, resale, external sharing, reproduction, adaptation, or use across multiple sites or brands without permission is prohibited.

Hospitality groups, management companies, and organisations operating multiple sites or brands require additional licences.

This toolkit is provided for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute legal, regulatory, building-compliance, or accessibility-certification advice.

Accessibility requirements vary by business type and location. Organisations remain responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and standards.

© Sophie Morgan 2026. All rights reserved

A downloadable PDF guide by Sophie Morgan

Product description:

This guide is for the operators who want to lead.

Created by broadcaster, travel writer and accessibility advocate Sophie Morgan, this downloadable PDF distils the mindset, market and method behind serving disabled travellers properly.

Inside you'll find four parts covering the full picture:

• Understanding the access tourism market

• The five barriers to travel

• Stereotypes, assumptions and ableism in the industry

• Accessibility vs inclusion: the difference that matters

• From compliance to confidence

• The Inclusive Equation, a five-step framework for inclusive practice

• Adaptive adventure tourism principles

• Working with adaptive advisors and the operators leading the way

The guide gives your teams a shared language, a clear framework, and a practical method for handling disabled traveller enquiries with confidence.

It is not a certification. It is not a compliance document. It is a practical starting point for the operators ready to move beyond minimum standards and lead the market.

What you'll receive:

• Instant PDF download

• 17-page practical guide

• Single-business licence (unless otherwise agreed)

Who it's for:

Tour operators • DMCs • Travel agencies • Destination management organisations • Adventure and adaptive operators • Inbound and outbound specialists • Concierge services • Reservations and sales teams • Travel marketing teams

One business licence only. Tour operator groups and parent companies operating multiple brands require additional licences.

This guide is licensed for use by one tour operator, DMC, travel agency or equivalent business only unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Purchase permits internal operational use within the licensed business. Redistribution, resale, external sharing, reproduction, adaptation, or use across multiple group brands without permission is prohibited.

Tour operator groups, parent companies, franchises and organisations operating multiple travel brands require additional licences.

This guide is provided for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute legal, regulatory, building-compliance, or accessibility-certification advice.

Accessibility requirements vary by business type and location. Organisations remain responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and standards.

© Sophie Morgan 2026. All rights reserved.

A downloadable PDF guide by Sophie Morgan

Product description:

Disabled travellers do not need promises; they need information.

Too often, hotels describe themselves as “accessible” without sharing the details people actually need to decide whether a stay will work for them.

This guide helps hotels gather that information properly and explains where to put it so that guests can actually find it.

Created by broadcaster, travel writer and accessibility consultant Sophie Morgan, this downloadable PDF is a practical working tool designed to help hotels improve how they communicate accessibility information, build trust with disabled guests, and create a better experience for everyone.

Inside you’ll find a step-by-step checklist covering the entire guest journey:

• Discovery and booking
• Pre-arrival planning
• Arrival experience
• Bedrooms and bathrooms
• Restaurants, pools, spas and public spaces
• Departure and feedback
• Staff training and emergency planning
• Website guidance and where to publish accessibility information

The guide includes practical prompts to help teams gather useful information, identify gaps, and create more honest, detailed accessibility information guests can rely on.

It is not a certification. It is not a compliance document. It is a practical starting point to help properties move beyond vague claims and towards better information.

What you’ll receive:
• Instant PDF download
• 17-page practical guide
• Single-property licence (unless otherwise agreed)

Who it’s for:
Hotels • Resorts • Boutique properties • Hospitality groups • Accommodation providers • Guest experience teams • Operations teams

One property licence only. Multi-property hotel groups require additional licences.

This guide is licensed for use by one hotel property only unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Purchase permits internal operational use within the licensed property. Redistribution, resale, external sharing, reproduction, adaptation, or use across multiple properties without permission is prohibited.

Hotel groups, management companies, and organisations operating multiple properties require additional licences.

This guide is provided for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute legal, regulatory, building-compliance, or accessibility-certification advice.

Accessibility requirements vary by property type and location. Organisations remain responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and standards.

© Sophie Morgan 2026. All rights reserved.