I have recently updated two canvas prints, ‘Summer’ and ‘Autumn’ for the Tree Seasons Collection have recently been completed. Both of these pieces have been in development over the past 6 months, and have been developed from a range of early versions (some of you may have seen these in earlier posts at some point!). ...
A canvas titled “Summer” has recently been completed and added to the ‘Tree Seasons’ Collection online. Click here to see the artwork in more detail. This piece of art has been developed over the past 4 months and was produced using combination of acrylic paint (scanned), photography and vector graphics. The ‘Autumn’ artwork for the ...
A selection of my art and illustrations have been featured in The Big Book of Contemporary Illustration, a book by Martin Dawber which aims to cover a broad range of illustration techniques from over 160 international artists and features close to 1000 illustrations. The book is available to pre-order on Amazon by clicking here>
A new canvas, titled ‘Spring’ has recently been completed. The artwork hints to early spring mornings, with the first new life after winter. The art is part of a new collection of four canvases representing each of the four seasons. This along with a range of other designs are available to purchase here>
A new private art commission, based around the London skyline has recently been completed. The 170cm by 45cm box canvas was printed using a state of the art 8 colour large format printer and stretched onto a high quality frame made from sustainable European sourced timber.
An illustration for South Norfolk Council has recently been commissioned, showing an artists impression of a new ‘Spinning Studio’ at Long Stratton Leisure Centre – the first in a series of improvements to be made to the Leisure Centre.
Two new personal illustrations have been added to the illustration gallery on the website. These can be viewed by visiting the illustration collections.
An illustration for a six part series on garden as ecosystems has been featured in the Royal Horticultural Society’s ‘The Garden’ Magazine. The illustration gives a visual representation of the trophic levels within a garden ecosystem and will be running in the magazine from February to June 2008.