Cats
Billy and Millie
These two Siamese tabby points were wonderful to paint. I loved doing Billy and Millie. I kept their fur warm in colour and set them
June 23, 2010
These two Siamese tabby points were wonderful to paint. I loved doing Billy and Millie. I kept their fur warm in colour and set them
The finished painting of the stag in the grassy glade in Ashdown Forest. It’s full of abstract grasses with splashes of wild flowers. Acrylics on
This is a painting for the Ashdown Forest show in May. Fallow deer grazing in the bracken in the woods. It’s painted in acrylics with
Another bullmastiff painting, this is Liam and Truman In The Snow. I love bullmastiffs standing in the snow, there’s something about the colour of their
This is Freddie. He is a commissioned portrait, an 18×18 inch acrylic painting on canvas. He has the most amazing eyes! :-) A close up
This commission to paint Ness, Vienna, Rigsby and Bob took me a while to complete. Their owners, Stuart and Jane, wanted the four of them
Bramble enjoying a day on the beach. She just loves to play in the waves. This is a 16×12 inch acrylic painting on canvas board.
Another of the Christmas commissions is Frank. I rather fell for Frank as I was painting him. He looks to be quite a character. He
This is Libby and Sophie, a recent commission. Its a hot summer day and the paddock is full of daisies, Libby and Sophie are enjoying
Leonora enjoying the sunshine. I loved doing this painting, the colours in her coat and the background and the strong light, all seemed to come
Here’s my latest painting, Laughing Doberman. She’s a beautiful red doberman bitch with loads of character and I loved painting her. Laughing Doberman 20×16 inch
Tilly, an English Cocker Spaniel. Painted in acrylics on paper, I’ve tried to capture her lively personality. Tilly 16×16 inch acrylic on paper
I’ve painted this one as a donation for the Environmental Investigation Agency, a charity who, among other things, campaign for species in peril around the
Jasper, an English Cocker Spaniel, is lying on the floor looking up at us, probably hoping for a walk or maybe hoping we’ll open a
This painting, a tiger taking a cool dip in a forest pool, I painted for the Environmental Investigation Agency, a charity who, among other things,