Aqua Wave just reflects my joy and fascination with the sea, its amazing range of colours, reflecting the sky, minerals of the sea bed and its energy. At the moment this is unframed ( 16/1/2021) but will probably frame when framers are unlocked. Unfrramed size 60x 80 cm SOLD see in shop or contact via facebook
Dramatic clouds over the entrance to Salcombe Harbour on a winter afternoon. Painted with watercolour in a loose style Watercolour 28cmx17cm
The breathtaking sandy shore of Mothecombe beach on the esturary of the Erme is a frequent haunt of my dog and myself. Watercolour 25cmx17cm
Inspired by my usual cliff walk from Noss Mayo, capturing the dramatic cliffs using lovely turquoise hues. Watercolour 54cmx38cm
Based on force of tidal races depicted in glorious blues. This painting is my attempt to capture the force of the water ,as it rushes into a Ria estuary. The power of the water is awe inspiring but can also remind you of the frailty of humans compared to nature. A mixed media work. SOLD
I was captivated by this image at Barnes railway station on a very long journey back to Devon from visiting friends in Richmond. The contrast of the rainbow umbrella, in the pouring rain against the monocolours of the rail tracks and station on a gloomy Sunday Autumn afternoon, provided the inspiration for this picture. Size: 62x72cm approx. mounted (portrait orientation) SOLD Watercolour on paper. Original . SOLD View in My Shop Go To Shop
This is an image from my memories of my visit to Western Australia in 2011. Size: 53×43 unglazed framed Mixed Media SOLD View in My Shop Go To Shop
An impression of the local cliffs, emphasizing the sheer rocks and how this can sometimes reflect emotions. Size: 52×62 cm Mounted, Framed with glass Watercolour on paper.. Original. SOLD Go To Shop
A painting delighting in colour and texture, originally an abstraction of a city scape. Size: 61×76 cm Mixed media on canvas unframed SOLD View in My Shop Go To Shop
An image created from the view from my studio overlooking the river combined with one from Bridgend, the furthest reach of our branch of the Yealm. Despite the pouring rain and muddy river, I cheered myself by painting it with memories of the summer colours. Size: 47cmx34cm approx mounted ( landscape orientation) Water colour on paper – original