LIMITED EDITION of 10 84 x 59cm

I am drawn towards geometric patterns and particularly in cities. This is part of a project I am doing on a particular area in London. Once run down and unpopular but steeped in history. Now it is being redeveloped and is very different. A lot of the new building work is very modern and this image is of a particular bit that has a lot of mirrors. I found this very poignant as it reflects everything as if reflecting on its own history.

- This is printed on archival museum Hahnemuhle fine art paper, including a 2cm approx white border for framing and handling purposes. - Archival quality paper and inks for lasting colour. - Supplied with signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. - The gallery standard print comes layered with acid free tissue, protected by bubble wrap and shipped boxed between boards

The Pool painting

Captain Kidd Pub on the River Thames is an old traditional English pub in Wapping. The pub is named after one of history’s most notorious pirates, William Kidd, who was eventually hanged at a gallows nearby known as Execution Dock.

This painting is taken from a view that can be seen on the river Thames. Painted in Oil on canvas i’ve looked to capture the iconic colours of wappings which can be seen in its renovated warehouses and other surrounding buildings.

Oil on canvas 80com x 60cm

Dundee court, Execution Dock House, St Thomas Wharf, Orient Wharf and Pierhead Wharf warehouse conversions along Wapping High Street. This Wapping high street painting features the overhead gangways that was once used by porters to transport goods from one warehouse to the other.

Painted in Oil on Canvas 100cm x 80cm

Faringdon Folly is an iconic Tower on the Oxfordshire skyline standing 100 feet tall over the historic market town of Faringdon. After climbing the 154 stairs to the top of the tower the Folly offers superb views over 5 counties. The oil painting is one taken from behind the tower looking east on a clear summers day.

Painted with Oil on Canvas: 100cm x 80cm

Didcot power station was decommissioned in March 2013 and finally demolished in 2020. Being Born in the village near by, Milton, I have grown up and seen the cooling towers from many views and in many different lights. Here is one of them, Didcot Power station Autumn Sunset

Materials used: oil on canvas

Size: 100 x 80 x 1.7 cm (unframed)

This Wapping high street painting features the warehouses Dundee court, Execution Dock House and St Thomas Wharf and the overhead gangways as you walk east towards the police station. The Gangways were once used by porters to transport goods from one warehouse to the other.

Subject Architecture and cityscapes Substrate Canvas Materials Oil on Canvas Style Impressionistic Dimensions 100 x 80 x 2 cm / 100 x 80 cm (actual image size) Shipping  Shipping £35 Dispatch Time 5 working days from United Kingdom

Still life is a Yelow Guitar with back table with oil on canvas paper figurative contemporary painting is part ad series the Music

This is an A3 digital art work of one of my houseplants, drawn in summer 2022. One of a set of five pictures, the prints are all Giclee art prints on high quality ink and paper. They are signed on the front and I can write an inscription on the back if requested.

This is an A3 digital art work of one of my houseplants, drawn in summer 2022. One of a set of five pictures, the prints are all Giclee art prints on high quality ink and paper. They are signed on the front and I can write an inscription on the back if requested.

View from behind the Shard to Wapping, Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf painted in my patch-work contemporary style

Painted with Oil on Canvas 100cm x 80cm

Industrial, once functional, this landscape sheathed by events that kick our backs and sting our eyes. The molten orange furnace now icy white corrected by the passing of time and halted by natures cruel vines, a moment of luscious green lies to me and I power on through lonely blue arches but the malaise is it’s own and the past cannot be changed. What soul has not been touched by malaise?