← Back to gallery In this watercolour of a Dutch windmill, I bring its tall sails and timber structure into focus. Warm browns contrast with a pale blue sky, while the surrounding buildings place the windmill within its town setting. View in shop...
← Back to gallery My watercolour of Turville brings together brick cottages, timber framing and climbing greenery along a village lane. The warm roofs and shaded gardens capture the character of this village, known as a filming location for The Vicar of Dibley. View in shop...
← Back to gallery I painted these Long Crendon cottages in watercolour and ink, bringing together the village’s brickwork, timber framing and thatched roofs. Trees rise behind the buildings, while a street lamp frames this Buckinghamshire street scene. View in shop...
← Back to gallery I had long wanted to paint a geisha, and this watercolour and ink scene places her on a bridge in a bamboo forest. Her patterned blue kimono and red parasol stand out against the tall green stems. View in shop...
← Back to gallery It was a view in which I saw every day when I was staying in Manado - And I did climb the mountain too. It had an amazing existence about it. View in shop...
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← Back to gallery Rice planting is a back breaking job, yet, visiting countries where rice is planted, these landscapes is so beautiful to look at. View in shop...
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