The countryside where I live is a rich source of inspiration. During lockdown I began a series of paintings on small panoramic panels, based on sketches I make when I am out and about. These have become small snapshots of landscape, often slotted together like jigsaws - a reflection of the distinctive patterns I see in the ploughed fields, lines of trees and rolling hills of the Hampshire countryside. More abstract than many of my larger paintings they are a celebration of colour and mark, a record of the seasons changing and a reminder of why I love to paint
The Bridleway to Stockbridge
Oil on wood, 50 x 25cm
Winter Walk. Ashley.
Oil on birch panel
50 x 25cm
Helford. Winter Sea
Oil on birch panel, 50 x 25cm
Winter Walk, South Downs
Oil on birch panel, 50 x 25cm
Hoar Frost. Preshaw.
Oil on wood panel. 50 x 25cm
Driving Back to Broughton
Oil on wood, 50 x 25cm
Looking Towards Arundel. Winter. SOLD
Oil on birch panel, 50 x 25cm
Broughton Down. Autumn evening. SOLD
Oil on wood panel. 50 x 25cm
The Walk to San Baggio, Montepulciano
Oil on birch panel, 50 x 25cm
Through the Gate, Stockbridge Down
Oil on birch panel, 50 x 25cm
Spring. Test Valley. SOLD
Oil on wood panel. 50 x 25cm
Blue Wheat SOLD
Oil on cradled wood panel
50 x 25cm
Spring Wheat SOLD
Oil on cradled wood panel
50 x 25cm
Winter Walks. SOLD
Oil on wood panel. 50 x 25cm
Helford River. Mist SOLD
Oil on wood panel. 50 x 25cm