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Unfurling petals: drawing flowers
Over the summer, I've had a "spare time" project drawing and painting flowers from our garden and allotment. I love the sculptural...
Sep 26, 2024


Remembering Sycamore Gap
It's just over a month since the tragic felling of the famous Sycamore Gap tree beside Hadrian's Wall on 28th September 2023. This is a...
Oct 31, 2023


Flowers, fields, fells and felines!
People often ask, "How do you find your own artistic style?" I believe that style is a product of all the things you love - the subject...
Aug 2, 2023


Through the dancing poppies
Last summer, in our allotment, my husband grew many kinds of poppies - Icelandic, Californian, Shirley, Himalayan - it was a visual feast...
Apr 26, 2023


Summertime and the living is easy
The inspirational landscape seen from Bullclough Art School I've just returned from a wonderful painting course at Bullclough Art School in the Peak District National Park. Now you may have noticed that my previous blog post was about an art course in Yorkshire so I have indulged myself somewhat this summer! But the experience was so, so good that I feel fully justified in investing in my own personal creative development. I can wholeheartedly recommend it as a way to shake u
Aug 18, 2022


Over Hill and Dale
These mixed-media paintings were made during a five day "Walking and Drawing" course in North Yorkshire with Debbie Loane of Lund Studios. We travelled to some marvellous locations and enjoyed working out of doors - no easels, just on the ground on long pieces of paper folded into a concertina. The shape really suited the wide panorama views of the moors and valleys we were seeing. The fields were a lovely fresh green, with the distinctive dark lines of dry stone walls runnin
Jul 5, 2022


Poppy Power!
When I'm not making art for a living, I love gardening as a hobby. My husband and I both enjoy spending time out of doors pottering in...
Jun 10, 2021
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