A recently gifted photo of me setting up in #thecircusbath with the final results displayed @bathartfair. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO CAME TO LAST EVENINGS PV AND OPENING. Looking forward to meeting you if you are visiting today!
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Remember this one?? Well I thought I’d use it on some new business cards…which have arrived and I’m super pleased with them! Also put the tiny original in a frame for @bathartfair – I’m ONLY taking original artwork. Not really a fan of prints. If you want to hang some thing on your wall that …
Framing done! Some are quite big. (100cms x 80 cms )I’m glad I’ve got a hand to hang Friday morning ?Bath Art Fair here we come! @bathartfair 28/29th and March 1st ??????? DM for detail
A little taste of today’s short course; how to use ink and develop your control of wet-on-paper mediums. Plus a short video shot of my paint brushes on the illuminated signage about adult workshops outside? #tone #pattern #ink #shapeandspace #composition @stbarbemuseumWe fixed a few more dates today so if you’d like to join me watch …
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Time to get excited! My teaching trip to Ireland is confirmed and flight ?booked. Ireland here I come! ??I’m delighted to be heading to another beautiful part of the world. These images are from my personal Scottish adventure last Spring. This Spring I will be heading to The School House for Art, just outside of …
The scale of these natural shapes beside these architectural ones is imposing. Even on the brightest Winter days, wet works on paper refuse to dry outside – and our current weather is less than helpful – so some finishing off indoors in necessary. #pleinair #ink #sketch #watercolour #georgianarchitecture #thecircusbath #Bath #londonplanetree @bathartfair @britpleinair @winsorandnewton @moleskine …
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