Pot of Tulips
I was given this lovely bouquet of tulips for mothers day. I was entranced with the many colours and the change in shapes as they aged. I painted it in oil on a 12 by 16 inch deep canvas. sold … Continued
Where to find Inspiration during this Lockdown
At present many of us are in the throws of this virus problem and the lockdown that has followed. it is a tough time for everyone with the isolation and restrictions in travel and seeing family. As an artist, I … Continued
The Old Shed
I had the opportunity to do some plein air painting at the Cheakamus Conference Centre in Brachendale, BC. It is located close to Vancouver, BC and is surrounded by the coastal range of mountains and forests. They are a wonderful … Continued
A Secret Place
This Bubbling Brook canvas painting reminds me of secret little spots in the valleys of both the UK and Canada . It is painted with acrylic on canvas. . I love the old world feel about this painting. It is … Continued
Rising Sea
This acrylic painting was inspired by the terrible flooding and climate change here in the UK and around the world
After the Fires – Regeneration
This watercolour and mixed media piece was inspired by the terrible fires in Australia. It is being entered for jurying with the Royal Academy of Art in London which is addressing climate change.
Walkies in the Snow
This art work started with a background of a fall orange coloured scene which I added a mixed media of marble dust and cold wax with acrylic to give the feeling of distance. The large trees in the front were … Continued
The Magic of London Christmas Lights
Having never seen the famous Christmas lights of London, we decided to extend our day there to include them. Oh My! What a treat. After have a visit to the Royal Academy of Arts Upon leaving the RAA, we looked … Continued
Lucian Freud
Recently I visited the Royal Academy of Art in London, UK to view the Lucian Freud portrait exhibition. Lucian was born in Germany but moved to London England where he lived most of his life. he died in July, … Continued
