When I am out walking I nearly always take a sketchbook or paints so that I have a record of where I have been. It may be rainy, cold, baking hot and ridiculously windy, but I do my best to paint or sketch what I can in situ and then return to finish the painting in my studio. There will be a feeling that I had when I was out in the landscape that can only be translated through colour and mark. Even if you never get to see these beautiful spaces I hope, by looking at these paintings, you get some idea of what it felt like to be there.
Stockbridge Down. Late October.
Cowlands Creek. Autumn.
Trelissick. Misty Autumn.
From Godrevy. October.
Arundel. Winter.
Stockbridge Down. Spring.
Helford. Clouds.
Towards Houghton. Spring.
Rainclouds over Arundel
Roake Field. November.
Stormcloud over Beaminster
The Road to Mottisfont. Spring.
Stockbridge Down. Autumn.
Arundel Hills. January.
Towards Houghton. Winter.
Trelissick. May.
Helford River. Winter Clouds. SOLD
Trelissick. No Horizon.
Roake Field. Wind on Wheat.
Climping. After Storm Ciaran. FINALIST IN THE NEAC EXHIBITION AT THE MALL GALLERIES (available after July 2024)
Loe Pool. Blue Water.
Spring Trees.
Trelissick. Winter Light. SOLD
Danebury. Autumn Fields.
Climping Beach. Storm Ciarán SELECTED FINALIST CCA GALLERIES JERSEY 2024