Finding working on black paper an interesting experiment, I decided to explore using the negative in more detail.  On considering a suitable theme, I came up with the leopard feeling,…

I imagine to some readers the title sounds as though this piece is a blast from the past, but if it were, I'd probably have called it a rave from…

The sea is forever moving, ebbing and flowing, a regular flow, never ending.  I live by the sea and watch this relentless toing and froing, day in, day out, year…

I have become enamoured with Polish chickens.  You can expect more images of these incredible fowel with their impressive hair do's - err, I mean combs!  This particular rooster has…

Just a bit of fun rendered at a workshop with Lesley Lord, my watercolour mentor.  Lesley had set the scene, offering students an image to work from that contained a…

Enjoying a phase of working on black surfaces I looked through some old photos for a stimulus and came across a number of pictures of swans I'd taken on various…

As the whole country, nay world, mourned the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, I felt a strong desire to show my appreciation of her greatness by putting her image on…

This painting is one of a series of five I produced after a rather strange enforced 'dry spell'.  I say enforced because I had no control of the impact a…

One of my many paintings created at a workshop with my friend Lesley Lord.  I have to acknowledge Lesley in that the scene for this painting is her concept in…

Meet Michael Mouse.  Michael is a mouse.  Michael is shy and only popped out to say hello for a short time so he had to be captured quickly.  Pastels are…