From a young age, art has been an intrinsic part of my life. Like many artists, my early years were filled with sketches on any surface I could find—bits of paper, cardboard, cigarette packets, or raffle tickets. I drew everything around me: people, animals, buildings, and landscapes. Drawing was more than a hobby; it was a passion. At the age of 24, a local art gallery recognized my talent and invited me to paint exclusively for them. However, with the realities of raising a family and the instability of full-time art as a profession, I pursued a steady career while continuing to paint in my spare time. Gouache became my favorite medium during those years. Though I never sold my paintings, I gifted them to family and friends, sharing the joy of creativity. A visit to a military art exhibition in London opened a new chapter—figurine painting. I became captivated by military history and spent years painting 90mm scale military models, exploring the detailed uniforms and traditions of countless regiments. Many of these pieces remain treasured and proudly displayed in my home. Around three decades ago, I discovered digital art through a computer showroom. Fascinated by the vibrant graphics, I embraced this modern medium. With no need for paints, easels, or brushes, digital art offered freedom and precision. Over time, I mastered advanced tools and techniques, allowing me to create intricate, high-quality artworks. Technology now enables me to zoom in for exquisite detail, reminiscent of the magnifying glasses I once used. Today, I offer bespoke digital commissions tailored to your vision. If you have an idea, feel free to reach out—I’d love to bring it to life. I hope you enjoy exploring my gallery as much as I’ve enjoyed creating it.