Very happy to get a new painting underway this week. You can watch it, and all my paintings, develop here
It’s been ten years of Daily Drawings. Follow along on Facebook and Instagram. I’ll be creating some related items via Ko-fi and Patreon
Very busy preparing for the major exhibition of the year at the moment – FLUX exhibition at The Design District starts next week!
In all the excitement, I’m very happy I managed to get back to my easel for a few hours today! Watch the video for a look at the latest painting progressing stage by stage.
More updates very soon. Stay safe and thanks for looking.
So excited to confirm I’m now an #artcanorg artist! ArtCan is an artist-led, non-profit arts organisation with members across Britain and internationally. ArtCan creates opportunities for artists through exhibitions and practice development as well as peer-to-peer connections, professional recognition and access to specialist knowledge and support. Can’t wait to share the brilliant things they get up to! Thank you Art Can
It’s been a busy week! Had a great visit to ‘A Splash of Colour’ at Bowery Visual Arts with a friend, two sessions experimenting with etching at The Art House, and today I started a new painting in the studio. These images show some of the highlights:
‘A Splash of Colour’ continues until Friday 20 May. Drop in if you get the chance, and feel free to let me know what you think. More exhibition news very soon. Stay safe and thanks for looking.
Completed the painting ‘Reflect’, which will debut with FLUX at The Design District, Greenwich Peninsula from 17 June
In the meantime, ‘A Splash of Colour’, joint exhibition with Helen Field continues at Bowery Visual Arts. Drop in to brighten your day with paintings – and great coffee! You can also see the RePaper portraits (more info in previous posts). Have a look at the brief YouTube tour
Daily Drawings is now in it’s tenth year. I post them every day over on Instagram. Here’s a recent favourite
More news soon. Til then, stay safe and thanks for looking
Bright, gestural oil paintings reveal a fascination with emotional states, with the help of unwitting accomplices captured from the TV screen. Subtle in scale: a whisper in the ear rather than a shout across the room, their textured surfaces contain intriguing hints of the depths of emotion below
