The Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA), a collective of artists who paint using their mouths or feet, have launched their latest range of high-quality Christmas products, all available at their online shop, mfpa.co.uk.
Each purchase directly supports the artists, helping them earn an independent living through their artwork.
The collection includes jigsaw puzzles, wrapping paper with tags, family games, calendars, and festive cards—each item featuring original artwork by the MFPA artists.
Rob Trent, an MFPA artist who paints with his mouth, said: “Christmas is such a special time of the year for us artists.
“It’s when we can share our creativity with the world and connect with people through our art.
“Seeing someone enjoy a card, a puzzle, or a print that I’ve designed brings me so much joy, and knowing it also helps me continue doing what I love makes it even more meaningful.”
The 2025 Christmas collection features a wide variety of new designs and products.
Among the highlights are jigsaw puzzles, including Colourful Harbour by Mr Trent, with up to 1,000 pieces and priced at £14 each.
Festive wrapping paper and gift tags featuring artwork by UK artists Vanessa Haarhoff and Mr Trent are available in packs of 12 sheets and matching tags for £12.50.
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The 2026 desk, wall, and pocket calendars showcase new paintings by UK mouth artists including David Cawthorne and Keith Jansz.
Wall calendars are priced at £10.50, with pocket versions available for £2.50.
Christmas cards start from 60p each for multiple purchases and include designs like Robin in the Snow by Mr Trent.
New products this year include a memory game featuring 28 pairs of animal-themed cards, priced at £12, and individual art prints starting from £45.
The collection also features illustrated children’s books by Bruce Peardon and UK artist Ian Parker at £12 each, and an “any year” diary with artwork from more than nine UK MFPA artists, priced at £10.
Founded in 1957, the MFPA is part of a global, self-help association supporting nearly 800 artists across more than 80 countries.
In the UK, the MFPA supports 27 artists.
The organisation is run by the artists themselves and is not a charity.
The MFPA Christmas range is available now through their online shop.