Enjoying a phase of working on black surfaces I looked through some old photos for a stimulus and came across a number of pictures of swans I'd taken on various…

As the whole country, nay world, mourned the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, I felt a strong desire to show my appreciation of her greatness by putting her image on…

It was a gloriously hot summer and we'd spent days at the beach.  Walking along the stretch of soft golden sand, we smiled to see our rescue Border Collie running…

This painting is one of a series of five I produced after a rather strange enforced 'dry spell'.  I say enforced because I had no control of the impact a…

One of my many paintings created at a workshop with my friend Lesley Lord.  I have to acknowledge Lesley in that the scene for this painting is her concept in…

Meet Michael Mouse.  Michael is a mouse.  Michael is shy and only popped out to say hello for a short time so he had to be captured quickly.  Pastels are…

I joined in with my friend Lesley Lord's workshop.  She was 'painting a bluebell wood' with her class but I'd done a few of those previously, so asked if she'd…

When do you know when an art work is finished? '... I often find that the more I look at something I’ve drawn or painted, the more small things I’ll…

Inspired by friends, fellow local artists, experimenting with monotonal paintings, I followed suit.  Hubby had proudly presented to me with a little bunch of daffs earlier in the day, a…