Watercolour Artist
An original A3 watercolour showing a landscape of destruction and displacement, with refugees travelling through a damaged and uncertain landscape in search of somewhere to begin again. the broken road and winter fields lead towards distant green hills, suggesting the possibility of safety, renewal and hope beyond devastation.
If this painting is sold the money will be donated to charity.
This original A4 watercolour painting shows coastline, rugged mountains with misty valleys, and quiet inlets. It is painted in muted colours and neutral tones offering a peaceful scene and changing colours of a hazy day.
Size 32 cm x 42 cm
A moody landscape in water colour with a Scottish feel, where a solitary tree provides an evening roost.
A weathered castle, deep waters and distant hills draw the eye while mixed textures and winter seed heads give the foreground interest. The picture includes stepping stones, old wall and fence posts and paths to discover.
It measures 52×42 cm.
This loose contemporary landscape uses abstract techniques in water colour to capture the stillness of a winter landscape, with pale birch tree trunks contrasting against warm ochre skies and distant fields with muted grasses and reeds in the foreground.
It measures 52 x 42 cm
This was a lovely walk along the river from the car park to a busy town filled with art galleries and ice cream cafes! This area is celebrated by artists seeking inspiration, Pont Aven in Brittany’s lush landscape and this quiet stretch of water offer an ever-shifting tapestry of reflections, leafy riverbanks, and gentle movement.
In this piece, soft translucent washes capture the serene rhythm of the river as it winds past the tree-lined banks. Layered watercolours play with light filtering through the foliage, casting deep, cool reflections onto the water’s surface while allowing the warmth of the Breton daylight to glow through.
Storm Brewing is an abstract watercolour that looks across the marsh and captures the last rays of light just before a deluge. I have tried to give a sense of the atmospheric tension, heavy skies, and quiet anticipation that precede a storm..
St Annes has always been one of my favourite coastal spots to paint. With this watercolor, my goal was to keep the composition open and light-filled, letting loose brushstrokes carry the atmosphere of the Lancashire shore. I chose a soft, natural colour palette to mirror the gentle tide lines and wide skies, and included a few of the coastal plants of this region.
Size: 52x42cm
Few places offer a sense of space quite like the walk up Arnside Knot. This painting was inspired by a photograph I took during a walk along the ridge, where the trees frame sweeping views right across the tidal sands and waters of Morecambe Bay.
Capturing that wide open vista was a wonderful challenge—balancing the soft sky, the ever-shifting light over the bay, and the natural landscape of the Knot itself. It’s a piece that brings back the fresh air and breathtaking quiet of one of my favourite coastal walks.
Hardcastle Crags & Gibson Mill
Hardcastle Crags is one of those magic spots where history and nature intertwine effortlessly. This painting was inspired by a photograph I took on a walk through the wooded valley near Hebden Bridge, coming upon the historic Gibson Mill nestled beside the water.
I wanted to capture the quiet, timeless charm of the scene—the contrast of the historic stone building tucked into the lush green woodland canopy, and the gentle reflections resting on the millpond where people used to skate in winter!