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Babel
'Babel'
oil on board
framed size 62.5 cm w x 86cm h


Orange Landscape
'Cave painting'
sold
oil on stitched canvas, board mounted



'Cave'
sold
acrylic on textured board
18"w x 24"h



'Abstract Waves'
sold
oil on board


'Vanitas gravitas'
oil on canvas


'Butterflies' sold
acrylic on board

wildwood

'Wildwood'
oil on canvas



'Adam & Eve'
sold
acrylic on board (other versions and canvas prints available)
18"w x 24"h



'Glade'
sold
acrylic on board



'Anna
' sold
oil on canvas



' Meditation'
acrylic on canvas


Landscape for the modern child'
oil on canvas NFS
36" w x 40"h


'Lake'
acrylic on canvas
42"w x 32"h



'Venice' sold
acrylic on canvas


'Carla'
sold
collage and acrylic



'Bright Landscape'
acrylic on canvas
115cm x80cm


'Nightscape'  oil on board
16" x 20"



'Time and Separation'
sold
triptych; acrylic on board



'Notice Board'
assemblage of doodles



'Birds'



'Untitled - 23'   oil on canvas



'the Silk Road' Dyptich sold
acrylic on board
80cm w x 66cm



'Abstracted Landscape'

dentists chair
'After Image:in the dentist's chair'
acrylic on board 24" x 46"

Humanlandscape
'Human Landscape'
oil on canvas  
sold


'Sue' sold
oil on canvas 80cm x 55cm



another wildwood
'Enchanted Forest'
 
'Tree'   on canvas 39cm w x 80cm


'Cuts & Stills'
sold
acrylic and oil on slashed canvas

  afterimage national gallery
'After-image:National Gallery'
oil on board
45cm x 61cm


after image 3
'After-image III'

3D painting
'Spatial Painting IV'


'Chinese Landscape' sold


'Wood for the Trees'


'Tuffley Bridge'


'Tuffley Trees'


' Birch Trees I '  nfs

I work in a variety of ways, so if I must wear a label let it read, 'Reactive painter'. I react to the diverse possibilities contained within a single idea, or to the opportunities presented by the random application of paint upon a surface. The images that emerge are the starting point for the finished painting. Usually paintings begin as abstracts from which I 'pull' a figurative form, but sometimes the reverse is true. It depends on my reaction to the ideas and images that form in my mind, or on the painted surface as I work.