There is an oak tree in Savernake Forest called the Cathedral Oak. It gets its name from its enormous, hollow trunk, into which we can peer through one of several narrow cracks or windows. Looking up at the massive branches framing a bright spring sky,…
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Welcome to my new web site! It will go live in September October November, but I am busy building it now. All of 2018’s art will be copied over from my old blog (which will remain as an archive) along with a selection of older…
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This is one of a line of beech trees that stands atop a local chalk ridge. My painting was based on a photograph that I took on a clear, bright winter’s morning, looking up into the branches. I used acrylic paint from the tube and…
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This oak stands next to a disused ford. My painting was based on a photograph that I took on a clear, bright winter’s morning, looking up into the branches. I used acrylic paint from the tube and acrylic marker pens. Winter Oak mixed acrylic on…
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Looking out to sea from the stoney beach at Winspit in the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, the tide creates foam-crested eddies around the rocks. Purbeck Eddies Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm £250
Kimmeridge Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm £400
Gold and Grey oil on canvas, 100 x 65 cm SOLD