Welcome to my Studio Blog & Art Gallery

Welcome to my studio space. Here you will find a varied collection of my original paintings. I offer large-scale statement canvases and smaller spontaneous affordable abstract works on paper.

Every blog post below is a window into my creative process and where you discover my inspiration and stories behind each unique piece of fine art.

Every artwork featured below is an original painting which is currently available for purchase. They are ready to find their permanent home. You might want a small, mounted paper study for a quiet corner or you might need a premium canvas to act as a focal point or statement.

Click on any painting below to view it’s pricing, detailed specifications and you can send a direct purchase enquiry instantly.

Modern living room corner with a mustard yellow armchair, a brown pillow, a black side table with a glass of water, a large abstract landscape painting, and a tall tripod floor lamp with a black and white geometric shade.
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Affordable Art: Find that perfect landscape painting.

View incredibly affordable and evocative landscape and seascape art studying the effect of light on the landscape with colours, tones, textures and shadow, all suitable for any small space in the home or office.

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Seascape paintings ‘Cloudy Bay’ and ‘Surf Clouds’.

Seascape paintings ‘Cloudy Bay’ and ‘Surf Clouds’ are both acrylic on paper. They are from a series of recent seascapes with an abstract feel and slightly textured style painted whilst preparing for a larger canvas and concentrating on the unique light that the meeting of sea and sky brings and it’s effect on the clouds and landscape shadows below.

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Seascape painting: ‘Surf Clouds’

See this seascape abstract painting ‘Surf Clouds’, a beautiful example of an affordable small painting with moving light, colour and ideal for that perfect spot on your wall that just makes you want to ‘look out to sea’.

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