There’s a spark in the studio again, and it’s all thanks to flowers, stencils, and a bit of fearless experimenting. Golden hour meets garden magic! In this new series, I’ve taken a big leap with light, colour and layered textures — all without a brush in sight. Inspired by seedheads, stencils, and summer evenings, these paintings feel like a real turning point.

Following on from last month's post In the Black - Bamburgh Castle monotypes, I'm delighted to now share the completed art work.

Bamburgh Castle monotypes in progress in black ink. I'm experimenting with, reflections, mark-making and colour to push creative boundaries.

When I learnt how to create monotypes at art school, it was a medium known for it's swift, mark-making that delivered fast, expressive resul

I'm delighted to share with you four new sunset art panoramas created using monotype printmaking. If you saw my previous post "Rear View...

I've been creating monotypes for more than 30 years - since my early days at art school but I still keep making discoveries for new...

I've had an ambition for a long time, to create seascapes that include our wonderful Northumberland coastal castles, the sea and...