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It was fun meeting up with returning customers and fellow exhibitors at the Spring garden show at Malvern last week and over the weekend. The

I couldn’t resist popping a few fairies into this painting and I think I shall paint in a few more woodland animals too. I find

Here I am working on several paintings. A woodland scene was inspired by the surrounding trees and undergrowth.

While I am exhibiting at events I like to get on with some work. This painting of Anglesey isn’t quite finished; I like to add

I enjoyed dressing up for this photograph where I’m sitting amongst the long grasses and ferns. I had to stay still for about ten seconds.

This Victorian style woodland photograph was taken by my friend and photographer Sharon Aston. We spent a day in a woodland area near Helston in

I have finished this commissioned painting and I have taken it to the framers to be framed. I created a similar painting a few years

This painting is more imaginative. I like to use the round table at home as a prop and although we don’t have a white cat

This study is a straight view out of the window without any distortion. I was pleased with the bold composition.

In this study I have reflected the aqua marine blues of the sea in the foreground and I have used a wide angle so that

The paintings took a while to complete. I like to add depth of colour and detail to create the right atmosphere and mood.

I have begun to paint three paintings of a view looking onto the harbour at Porthleven in Cornwall. The window view is from some studios

I’m busy preparing for my shows which begin at the end of next month. Last year at the RHS Spring Garden in Malvern, I was

The three fairy paintings each have a bird in them. The first is a wren, the second a sparrow and the third is a dipper.

At long last spring is arriving and the bluebells will soon be flowering. In anticipation I have begun painting a fairy tryptic, this bluebell fairy

I am currently working on a painting of Severnside South in Bewdley. It is a large painting in gouache and I have set the scene

A visit to Polperro in Cornwall inspired this painting. It’s a small atmospheric painting in gouache. The boat in the foreground is called “Blue Fin”

I began this painting of Liverpool docks a few years ago and I shall be visiting Liverpool again tomorrow; where I shall take some more

A variety of commissions continues to keep my job interesting. This small painting of Robin Hood’s bay was a pleasure to do because I drew

The sea is so wild and choppy at high tide in Porthleven harbour. The splashing sound of the waves lapping against the harbour walls and

A few weeks ago I had fun collaborating with my friend and photographer Sharon Aston. The atmosphere dancing by the stones was very mystical. We

The wild sea and rugged coastline of Cape Cornwall is romantic and mysterious. I didn’t see this ship with the red sails on the horizon

Discovering places and scenes gives me new material to work with and this boat in the foreground called “Starlight” motivated me to paint this painting

I was very excited to have my article published in the latest edition of The Margaret Morris Movement International dance magazine. In the article I

Some of my creative ideas are derived through dancing and are entwined with my painting. This is a photograph taken by my friend and photographer