From sketchbooks, work in progress to exhibitions and studio life – have a look behind the scenes.
One day, while I was painting something completely different, I decided to create my own cabinet of curiosities using printed collage pieces of rare, unusual and intriguing objects I had collected on Pinterest
This blog shows the a Haida Thunderbird lino print over collage and acrylic.
When I return to my parents’ house I’m always greeted with a drawing of a peregrine falcon that I drew and gifted to them in 2004.
These paintings really mark the time when I first started to create artwork using mixed media.
This blog shows the stages of an abstract biomorphic drawing and painting completed in September 2021.
This lift-the-flap illustration happened by accident when I found a small piece of bright yellow card that reminded me of the colour of cheese you get in cartoons…
This was an illustration project I completed in 2002 that I recently returned to look at as I am preparing for some new landscape painting work.
This is a selection of my abstract drawings completed in June 2021.
Being able to reflect is a fundamental part of learning and reflective practice is an invaluable tool to help artists develop their confidence, practice, self-awareness, identity and much more. This guide explains what a reflective art journal is, the benefits of keeping one and how you can start your own.
I accidently stumbled across Cemitério de Agramonte in Porto where I took photographs of the architecture, monuments, mausoleums and plants, creating black and white photographs, some with colour accents
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