50 x 70 cm acrylic on paper 2020. This desolate image of the deserted East Finchley tube station reminds me of the early days of the covid lockdown when the street were empty.
Venetian Sunshine
70×50 cm acrylic on paper 2020. It’s all about the light and shade.
Light into the Dark
70×50 cm acrylic on paper 2020. I was walking back from a show when I saw this scene at Regent’s Canal, it had to be painted. It’s a finalist in the 139th Royal Ulster Academy of Arts annual exhibition.
All the Riches of the World
50×70 cm acrylic on paper.
Walking to Work
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. Number four in my Japanese series and results from my trip to Japan in 2016 depicting a young Buddhist monk rushing to start his day at the temple passing an avenue of lamps which caught my fancy.
Time to Rise
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. An view of the canal on the famous glass blowing island of Murano in which I try to capture the early morning feel just after dawn before anyone is out and about.
The View from Tate Liverpool
Acrylic on canvas 40″x30″. This is the view from the 5th floor of Tate Liverpool looking out on the iconic Liver Building and a message I take to reference John Lennon, one of my very few hero’s.
The Turbine Hall – Tate Modern
Acrylic on paper A1. An early work based on a sketch I did whilst having a break at Tate Modern, reality or abstraction?
The Clore Gallery – Tate Britain #5
70×50 cm acrylic on paper. This series of 5 paintings takes you on a walk through this amazing space, both the colour palette and the wonderful patterns in this space just demanded that I paint this. Number 3 was a finalist in the Sunday Times Watercolour competition 2018
The Clore Gallery – Tate Britain #4
70×50 cm acrylic on paper. This series of 5 paintings takes you on a walk through this amazing space, both the colour palette and the wonderful patterns in this space just demanded that I paint this. Number 3 was a finalist in the Sunday Times Watercolour competition 2018
SOLD The Clore Gallery – Tate Britain #3
70×50 cm acrylic on paper. This series of 5 paintings takes you on a walk through this amazing space, both the colour palette and the wonderful patterns in this space just demanded that I paint this. Number 3 was a finalist in the Sunday Times Watercolour competition 2018
The Clore Gallery – Tate Britain #2
70×50 cm acrylic on paper. This series of 5 paintings takes you on a walk through this amazing space, both the colour palette and the wonderful patterns in this space just demanded that I paint this. Number 3 was a finalist in the Sunday Times Watercolour competition 2018
The Clore Gallery – Tate Britain #1
70×50 cm acrylic on paper. This series of 5 paintings takes you on a walk through this amazing space, both the colour palette and the wonderful patterns in this space just demanded that I paint this. Number 3 was a finalist in the Sunday Times Watercolour competition 2018
* SOLD * The Cliff Lift
Acrylic on paper 50×70 cm SOLD. A painting based on a poem for an exhibition about the famous funicular on Southend-on-Sea cliffs. One of the drivers bought a print.
The Block
Acrylic on board. Another early example of my interest in perspective, colour and pattern .Situated on Southend seafront.
Temple of Light
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. A temple in Kyoto enlivened by the insertion of two interesting figures.
*SOLD* Saturday Night – Sunday Morning 3 24 am
80×60 cm acrylic on board SOLD. Based on a photo I took in the 80’s which depicts that place we’ve all been – coming down while waiting for the milk train to get home after a party.
*SOLD* Santorini Sunset
Acrylic on canvas 30″x40″ SOLD. My take on the famous honeymoon Greek island of Santorni capturing the light of an early evening sunset. Now in New Zealand.
*SOLD* Rhapsodic
Acrylic on canvas. Just fell in love with the beautiful patterns created by the light and shade in this image; and I do love blue.
*SOLD* Manhattan Skyline
Acrylic on canvas. A portrait of my New York friend Brittany relaxing in the roof garden of a down town hotel.
Lazy Day
102×102 cm acrylic on canvas. My friend Bitty relaxing on an imaginary beach.
Kyoto Joy
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. I was strolling through the geisha district in Kyoto when I came across this couple in traditional dress having their wedding photos taken. They were deliriously happy, obviously deeply in love and I hope my painting captures that joy.
Junk #3
89×159 cm acrylic on canvas. Another view of Hong Kong from the sea including a very iconic junk. I painted this scene three times using different techniques, this one was painted entirely using a palette knife, just to see if I could.
*SOLD* Hong Kong Memories
70×50 cm acrylic on paper . This was a commission based on an iconic location in Hong Kong and includes the name “Hong Kong” in Chinese script and one of the famous red taxis at the clients request.
*SOLD* Going Round in Circles
30″x40″ acrylic on canvas . A scene based on a canal in Utrecht that I had to paint because of the lovely patterns created by the bridges and the fascinating reflections in the water.
Fujisan by Moonlight
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. One of series resulting from my trip to Japan. Every artist who visits Japan has to do a Mount Fuji painting this is mine, influenced by Japanese style but via my personal vision.
*SOLD* East Finchley Revisited
Acrylic on paper 50×70 cm . Another take on this Art Deco tube station which I really love to paint. There may be more.
Cinque Terre – Venazza
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. One of a series of picturesque Italian fishing villages which I find delightful and which create beautiful patterns.
Cinque Terre – Manarola
50×70 cm acrylic on paper. One of a series of picturesque Italian fishing villages which I find delightful and which create beautiful patterns.
Beach Shelter
Acrylic on paper 62×62 cm. An old and decrepit beach shelter in Leigh-on-Sea which caught my eye and had to be painted
Beach Huts
60×80 cm acrylic on board. An early example of my interest in perspective, colour and pattern. Near where I live – Shoeburyness .
*SOLD* Airports of the World #35 – Malaga
40″x30″ acrylic on canvas. I really like this image for although it is true to reality it is also a purely abstract depiction of pattern and I love the really simple colour palette.
