
My first ever watercolour ‘Portrait’!
Last weekend marked the one year anniversary of my Alvaro Castagnet Masterclass. Hard to believe that it was only a year ago (no doubt due
Last weekend marked the one year anniversary of my Alvaro Castagnet Masterclass. Hard to believe that it was only a year ago (no doubt due
Some of you may remember the view of a country lane that I posted a few week’s ago following my last camping trip: I was
Delighted to share the news that this painting, ‘Frosted fields, Clayton, East Sussex’ has been selected for exhibition in The Artist category of the annual
It’s only as I come to write this that I realised the distinctly watery connection between two of my latest paintings! First up is a
The Brighton Painting Group’s April meet up found us in Blakers Park, in a delightful and predominantly residetnal area of Brighton called Fiveways (due to
Just a brief one from me this week as I’m feeling quite overwhelmed with the sheer volume of ‘stuff’ that’s going on – most, if
I hope that everyone had a lovely time over Easter. If anyone needed a reminder of the impact of the rises to the cost of
It’s been the most wonderful week since my last post when I was travelling to London to attend the Private View of the Royal Institute
As this post is published, I will hopefully be hobnobbing with the great and good of the watercolour world at the private view of the
I’m delighted to be able to share the news that one of my paintings has been selected alongside works by other artists to represent England
First up this week is a new city scene watercolour painting from my home town of Brighton! Considering how long I’ve lived in Brighton, which
My time for painting this week has been quite limited due to forces beyond my control, so this week’s post is a bit of a