Oil on Board | 10 x 14 inches ““Crescendo” was the study for this studio painting. I want to scale up the study and include more foreground.”

Oil on Board | 14 x 10 inches “I enjoyed painting the warmth of the summer light. Everything glowed.”

Oil on Board | 10 x 14 inches “It was a beautiful spring evening and I loved the warm glow. I used a glaze of Indian yellow and cadmium orange to help achieve this.”

Oil on Board | 10 x 10 inches “This is a scene we used to see on our morning dog walk to Port Quin. Local farmer John Williams was feeding his cattle. I loved the bright blue, the frosty shadows and the peaky spring greens.”

Oil on Board | 8x 10 inches “The last time I painted this view was about eleven or twelve years ago. I remember fondly being eaten alive by midges and my dad using the tube from a kitchen roll to stop them from landing on me! Twelve years later, I was sat in the same

Oil on Board |7 x 10 inches “I made my yearly pilgrimage to paint at St Benets Abbey on the Norfolk Broads, still one of my favourite places to paint in Norfolk. It’s the unexplainable atmosphere that surrounds this beautiful place that always draws me in.”

Oil on Board |7 x 10 inches “I spotted this view on the way to Wadebridge near Trewornan bridge. I painted this in a field one breezy autumn afternoon. There was this fabulous light, shadows and such amazing colours.”

Oil on Board |7 x 10 inches “This piece was painted on the same morning as “All Was Quiet”. I turned around and painted this lovely subject, the type of subject I love to do ‘en plein air’. It was such a lovely morning it would’ve been a sin to have stayed indoors!” 

Oil on Board |7 x 10 inches “This is one of the White Park bulls on the Catfield Hall Estate – a beautiful place. Thanks to Tim and Geli Harris for their time and showing me around their wonderful house and estate.” 

Oil on Board | 6.5 x 10 inches “I spotted the highland cows lying amongst the gorse at the top of the road. But I decided I would like to paint the moon and the trees a little further down the road. Halfway through my painting the highland cows wandered down and into my subject