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Tabby Cat....commission for vets. He looks very proud of himself this young man! I am lucky enough to get to draw all these wonderful animals for a vet. He provides the families with an A5 portrait print of their pet as part of his VIP club. This means I have all the original A4 drawings which i am happy to sell.

Another commission...love her little tongue hanging out!

Not finished yet! The curliest dog I've ever done!

Finished full version of an image I did in three parts, adding to it to create three separate images.

Border Terrier. Beautiful little lady called Berry.

Ecco pigment fibre-tip pen and watercolors on A5.

Love the part where you get the feeling of being a part of something which is bigger than yourself.

Scratchboard piece I did as a project in university. It was a lot of fun!

Ink and watercolour of my favourite subject, buildings.

Actually, I work in one of these buildings

This art is linked to my previous work. The protogonist has entered the other side of the world. A weird place but it seems familiar as this world is nothing but his consciousness and diary is just a portal which let him in here

Hustle and bustle outside one of Stoke Newington's finest cafes

I travelled around Uzbekistan for two weeks during easter. It is definitely one of the most interesting and beautiful countries I have travelled in. These are some of the urban sketches from my travel sketchbook, of some of the most famous buildings in the different cities of Uzbekistan. I would LOVE to hear what you guys think.

Lunchtime doodle

Thought I would have a go at a competition! It has encouraged me to diversify within one image and think outside the box. I'll see how it goes!

'Oh how wonderful life would be, if I had my own little house in a tree!' This one was created for the Urban Explorer Challenge and I loved every minute of it! As a lover of the natural environment I had to draw on where my heart lies so a treehouse seemed a fitting response!

Original 11”x14” Acrylic on canvas. For sale.

Original 11”x14” Acrylic on canvas sold to a hospital as a charity event.