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

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

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

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

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

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Always lovely to see one of my paintings on the cover of Limited Edition magazine. This was done in Indian ink. I seem only to be painting trees at the moment!

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A new painting of the lake at Blenheim inspired by the recent snowfalls. The park is amazing in the winter but looking forward to painting some spring views now. It’s been cold for too long!

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A view through the trees in Blenheim Park, across the lake towards the palace beyond.

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Sticking with Indian ink for now, I love the intensity of black that it provides. These trees are magnificent and a real joy to paint. Earlier in this blog you can see my summer paintings of the same trees. They are even more striking in the winter with their exposed bones!

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Today’s painting – mainly watercolour and ink.

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A quick ink sketch of the gates to Blenheim palace.

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Finished this today, painted largely from memory but based on a view across Blenheim lake looking towards Woodstock. The birds at this time of year are incredible.

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New York City winter, Indian ink on paper

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Third in a series of sepia ink drawings of Woodstock.