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Oct 242 min read

Closer To Home: new landscape paintings

I’m excited to share the first pieces from my latest collection of British landscape paintings , Closer to Home . This collection started...

May 13 min read

Whispering Trees

I found out a lot of interesting facts lately. Grandmothers feed the young ones sugar and warn the neighbours of danger. Reckless youths...

Apr 73 min read

How painting one collection leads to another

Recently, I started reading a new book that had been on my wishlist for quite some time. Ben Rawlence’s The Treeline is a beautifully...

Dec 27, 20234 min read

A year in paintings

When 2023 began, I didn't expect it to be a year of such artistic change. Early on, a bump in the road took me completely by surprise and...

Dec 18, 20231 min read

Painting beautiful bookmarks

Reading is not just an activity; it's a rejuvenating escape into another world, an opportunity to experience the everyday in unexpected...

Sep 28, 20232 min read

Woodlands & Walks: week 3

This past week, things in the studio have gone a little slower than I’d have liked. I’ve realised how ambitious it is to paint, draw or...

Sep 16, 20233 min read

Woodlands & Walks: week 2 (study week)

For the second week of my 100 day landscape challenge , and as I found myself hesitant and almost faltering so early on, I decided to...

Sep 10, 20232 min read

Woodlands & Walks – week 1

I’m 10 days in to a 100 day art challenge with the Woodlands and Walks series , and it’s already thrown a lot of surprises my way. What...

Aug 31, 20232 min read

Woodlands & Walks: series beginnings

The way a seed grows where it falls, no matter whether it’s clinging to the edge of a waterfall or in between cracks in the asphalt....

Aug 22, 20232 min read

The Heather & Highlands collection

I’m thrilled to be able to share this latest collection of painted landscapes from my first solo painting trip. Though I knew I would be...

Jun 16, 20193 min read

Strange worlds

Looking out over the vast expand of flat flood-plain, you’d be forgiven for thinking that someone had turned the colours off. Grey,...