And breathe… I’ve spent the last month completing a 30 day blogging challenge which I finished on Wednesday. Now I’ve had a little break it’s time to blog something. Whilst i enjoy the blogging challenge I’m not going to keep up that rate as time spent blogging, while valuable, is time away from painting. Although […]
The benefit of challenging yourself – Am I on the right path? Read More »
Do you like heights? I do and if it feels like I’m flying over London, well it’s a bonus. This Greenwich painting shows the North bank of the Thames and high above London’s cable car over the Thames it’s a relatively new addition to the Greenwich skyline and on a clear day the views are
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Are the streets of London Paved with gold? So thought Dick Whittington as the tale of goes. As often happens with stories of historic characters myths have arisen which have nothing to do with the real character. As time goes on these myths are embellished as we enjoy the romance of the tale. London is
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Fancy a trip on the Thames? This week’s work in progress is something I’ve been longing to do for some time. Battersea Power station! Although it’s a bit hard to see tucked away on the far bank across from Chelsea Bridge. It was as close as I could get on the day, but I will
A trip to Chelsea Bridge – Wednesday’s Work in Progress – Read More »
Revealing my latest canvas work. Tower Poppies My interpretation of looks a bit different with some colour added. Working with architecture I don’t get to use brilliant red very often. I like it!
New Artwork – My Take on those Poppies! Read More »
Happy New Year! With renewed enthusiasm I bring you The return of the Wednesday Work in Progress It’s a work on canvas and seems to be a popular subject matter as well as a popular exhibition. The poppies exhibition at the Tower of London entitled Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, marked the centenary
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