Fresh off the easel, my latest acrylic painting – Wet and Dry – is now going to the framers. Framed and mounted original £240 including UK delivery – black frame with cream mount. Image size 425 x 345mm, framed size 595 x 515 mm approximately. Fine art Giclee prints in custom sizes available to order.
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Waves
I am always in awe of the power of the sea. This painting is inspired by the many beaches in New South Wales, Australia where huge breakers leave you in no doubt of the immense forces at play. Even more remarkable is watching surf boarders who seem effortlessly to master the waves. Personally I willContinue reading “Waves”
Autumn
Summer is over and autumn has arrived bringing with it a wonderful array of colours – browns, reds, yellows and everything in between. A stunning time of year for all landscape artists. Giclee prints on canvas available in custom sizes to order. Contact if interested in placing an order.
Poppies
Today is Remembrance Day
Rainy Day #1
This painting is the first of my collection focussing on street views in the rain. I would like to thank Matteo Cataneze, whose photographs published on Unsplash, will be used as references for the collection. Visit the website if you are interested in buying.
Southwark Bridge
This is a view of Southwark Bridge looking in a westward direction with St Paul’s cathedral in the distance. At dusk the bridge starts a light show, an amazing sight and experience as the lights are softly reflected on the Thames. As the night darkens the lights colours and reflections become more prominent but inContinue reading “Southwark Bridge”
Some Sun to Brighten the Day
Sun, sea and a wealth of colour. This painting always gives me a warm glow on a wet and cold winter’s day.
Pomegranates
A little Italian sun to brighten your day A year or two ago I stayed in a Trullo in Puglia in Italy. The grounds of the Trullo were extensive and planted with a host of exotic and beautiful plants and trees including a beautiful Pomegranate tree in front of the house. The tree demanded toContinue reading “Pomegranates”
The Mill, Dunham Massey
The Mill is one of the oldest buildings on the Dunham Massey estate to the south of Manchester in the UK. It dates back to the 17th century and was built as a corn mill and converted to a sawmill in 1860 and milled trees from the estate for around 40 years. It is poweredContinue reading “The Mill, Dunham Massey”
Outback
Just back from a fantastic four week visit to Australia. What an amazing country – some of the most most stunning scenery and views anywhere in the world. As an artist you could spend a lifetime painting every day and even then only scratch the surface of Australian scenery, culture and life. I hope youContinue reading “Outback”