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) Watercolour on paper. Original . 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
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
Created after a relaxing, creative holiday with my “art friends”, staying on the northern coast of Brittany. A rocky estuary across the English Channel from our home in Devon, The colours of the rocks were a subtle change from our Devon granite. Size; 61×46 cm approx. mounted ( landscape orientation) Water colour and ink on paper – original SOLD View in My Shop Go To Shop
Having clambered down the cliffs to the rocky beach below Warren Cottage on the South Devon Coastal path, I was stunned by the simple, beautiful patterns of the wave cut rocks – it was worth the climb. Size: 50 x 76 cm unframed canvas ( portrait orientation) Oil on canvas View in My Shop Go To Shop
Watercolour on paper – SOLD