Welcome to my website, thanks for visiting.
Presently my work is being shown in two exhibitions:
One is in the new Sark Art Gallery, where my watercolours of Sark are on display.
Some of my collages are hanging in the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce, supported by Guernsey Arts Network.
I live and paint in Sark, in the English Channel Islands, and hugely enjoy producing work inspired by life in these islands. Sark is unique, it's a tiny island, around 8km by 3km. There is only one paved road here, and no cars, just bicycles and tractors. For a small island there is plenty of wilderness to be inspired by; a wild, windy and rugged coastline, along with some enchanting cottages and lanes.
I mostly paint with watercolours; I love the immediacy of them; their light touch and translucency. Nevertheless I like to push my watercolours with strong contrasts, and lots of watery effects.
Aside from watercolours I've been having loads of fun with collaging. I tear out colours and textures from magazines, or paint my own colour samples.
You'll see, on my website, a gallery of African paintings. These were produced in Tanzania, where I lived for 25 years. I adored painting the landscapes, people and wildlife of Tanzania. I still have many good friends and fans of my paintings in East Africa, and am still doing commissions of African scenes, so do ask if you'd like a commission of an African scene.
I do take commissions, of people and scenes from all over the world, so go ahead and ask me, using my contacts page, if you'd like something created for you personally.
Presently my work is being shown in two exhibitions:
One is in the new Sark Art Gallery, where my watercolours of Sark are on display.
Some of my collages are hanging in the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce, supported by Guernsey Arts Network.
I live and paint in Sark, in the English Channel Islands, and hugely enjoy producing work inspired by life in these islands. Sark is unique, it's a tiny island, around 8km by 3km. There is only one paved road here, and no cars, just bicycles and tractors. For a small island there is plenty of wilderness to be inspired by; a wild, windy and rugged coastline, along with some enchanting cottages and lanes.
I mostly paint with watercolours; I love the immediacy of them; their light touch and translucency. Nevertheless I like to push my watercolours with strong contrasts, and lots of watery effects.
Aside from watercolours I've been having loads of fun with collaging. I tear out colours and textures from magazines, or paint my own colour samples.
You'll see, on my website, a gallery of African paintings. These were produced in Tanzania, where I lived for 25 years. I adored painting the landscapes, people and wildlife of Tanzania. I still have many good friends and fans of my paintings in East Africa, and am still doing commissions of African scenes, so do ask if you'd like a commission of an African scene.
I do take commissions, of people and scenes from all over the world, so go ahead and ask me, using my contacts page, if you'd like something created for you personally.
