watercolour

Still unfinished. I keep painting on my sketch pad and not watercolour paper, which means the paper warps when drying. Hence the face being slightly wobbly.

I created this piece in response to the ongoing mistakes and let downs from the organisations who should be protecting and taking care of people. I still have a couple of tweaks to do, but it is basically finished. I used flour and water paste to add texture to the brickwork and to attach the logos.

A woman with red and blue swirls. Fine-liner pens and Dervent watercolour pencils

A woman in ivy. Fine-liner pens and Dervent watercolour pencils.

Painted for a friend's birthday.

I took a lot of artistic licence with this, and am not happy with the flower itself. I do like the branch and leaves though.

Another one that I thought I'd messed up, but that came good in the end.

I thought I'd ruined this, as I was adjusting the highlights, but then it suddenly came good.

My own foot is eluding me...

I have a thing about acorns.

Pen sketch and watercolours.

This was an absolute sketch for fun that I decided to paint.

Watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper.

Experimenting with watercolour and fine liners.

Watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper. Usually I paint on watercolour paper that costs about 3$ for a pad with 10 sheets. This was the first time I painted on paper that costs about 1$ per sheet. And yes, it DOES make a difference. :D

Patience - is so important thing in our life. It is so easy to forget about it... Be patient :)

I like to paint cups with things in them. Watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper.

2010 Vacation to New York spirit airlines flight attendant .

A small watercolour painting honouring the Jacobite tradition. Imagery taken from the descriptions on this website: https://thehistoryjar.com/2018/03/07/jacobite-symbols-decoding-treachery-or-loyalty/

This is a Watercolor painting about the beautiful scenery we spot on train journeys. Imagine you are on going through an amazing route and spot this Breathtaking view of the sunset.

Gouache on watercolour paper

One of my first attempts at "urban" sketching, from photo reference. Watercolour pencils and ink.

Redo of previous artwork. Watercolour and fineliner.

Reading - #2 in chair series

Blanket fort - #3 in chair series

My father at 17yrs with his first car - a Morris Minor - in 1969.

Pretty in Pink

Watercolour lion pair