The other demonstration piece for Oxford Artweeks, I am pleased with the mood and the  movement in this one although I was getting some strange comments as I was painting it!

One of two demonstration pieces I did yesterday for Oxford Artweeks…watercolour and ink.

A new painting which will be on display in the Woodstock exhibition until end of April. Mainly Indian ink with watercolour.

the music of the sea on the rocks at Cape Cornwall on a rare calm day…

Two paintings that were both inspired by the music I was listening to at the time, my next series of paintings will hopefully develop this idea a lot further. Also very interested in the idea of creating music from my painting experiences. Very excited to see how this develops!

A departure in style for me, this one – it’s essentially a watercolour painting worked over with caran d’ache coloured pencils. Inspired by the interior of my local bookshop!

The sculpture garden at Woodstock Museum. I have tried to create a 1950s film feel by dramatic light. Indian ink on paper.

A few of my paintings at the launch of The Paragon Gallery in Cheltenham last night. Really lovely gallery!

A nice feature on the new exhibition in the spring issue of riverside Journal.

I like the slightly black and white film quality of this image. Indian ink on paper. Woodstock at night.

A view of Market Place, Woodstock – looking towards the Feathers Hotel.

I love this balcony at Brothertons Wine Bar here in Woodstock. Indian ink sketch.

A storm approaches Blenheim, Indian ink. A new painting for the Woodstock exhibition in April.

Indian ink paintings of Hungerford Bridge and South Bank, London