Painting can be really hard work. Perhaps, not physically like manual labour is hard but sometimes the picture does not work as well as it should. Constant reworking is required and still the desired result eludes your grasp. There’s a distinct correlation between my motivation to complete and it’s actual completion. And that’s no co-incidence. […]
Overcoming Procrasintation. Finding the Motivation to Paint. Read More »
Do you enjoy puzzles like “Spot the ball“? I’ve a new one for you, it’s called “Spot the Grass” If you’re observant you might notice there are a couple of unintentional additions to this picture. Specifically Grass… blades of grass to be precise. Photographing the work outside, I failed to notice any grass as I
New Artwork – Anonymous in the City. Read More »
Ever notice how cities can all look the same? A number of distinct buildings identify most major cities. Bot the rest of the buildings could be anywhere from New York to Hong Kong. It’s a fact film companies exploit to reduce their location budgets, but I digress. This work in progress is a new complex
Work in progress- Anonymity in the City Read More »
Painting of the Thames at Dusk as seen from atop the London Eye.
New painting complete – Dusk over the Thames Read More »
For this piece I’m returning to London. Back to the London Eye to be precise.
Work in progress – Returning to the London Eye Read More »
Some pictures seem to take forever to create Whilst others practically seem to paint themselves. This St Catherine’s painting was definitely in the former category. Especially when I started on the bicycles! But I the result was worth it I think! Oh, and I like the bicycles now!
St Catherine’s College, Oxford – revealing the 2nd New Painting. Read More »
