Lockdown lane walks: Warming through the mist…SOLD
The sun just warming its way through the valley mist
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 26cm x 15cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
326: Gascoigne oak SOLD
Of the 2,300 species dependent in some way on oak trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals, 326 of them only live on oak trees. This is what makes every tree so important. Our once vast ancient woodlands now only cover 2% of the UK
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Bermondsey Project Space
Park nocturne
In relentless rain I spent a few hours in Petworth Park, Sussex one day. It was a terrible day for sketching and the skies were so dark it made me wonder what the parklands would look like at night. Here's the result
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
Artwork: 30cm x 19cm
Framed: 39cm x 28cm
£750 from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Lockdown lane walks: Near the gate SOLD
Along Gascoigne's Lane near the gate to the field that was cleared, grazed and is now empty
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
Lockdown lane walks: Poor oak……SOLD
After standing ungrazed for over ten years the field on the left was recently rented out. The new farmer obviously loves kit and having a tidy up. The youngish (perhaps 80 years old) tangled oak in the foreground had a main limb hacked off as the new tenant wanted to be able to drive his digger beneath it. All the hedges and trees that had become lovely straggly wildlife havens could have been left or layed but were instead chainsawed back to a 'neat' box shape.
To allow stock to graze there, the whole area was cleared leaving a series of pyramids of hedge cuttings and tree branches that were eventually lit making massive bonfires that took days to burn down. The field and its funeral pyres of smouldering brush looked like the Dorset equivalent of rainforest clearance. After all this carnage and grubbing up of who-knows-what was establishing itself, the tenant has left this patch and moved to a field a little way down the valley. I know farming is tough and I'm sure he's doing his best while probably getting a small living from livestock, but this just isn’t right. I bet he'll be warming up his digger and chainsaw for another tidy up.
Ironically the hedgerows and trees he takes down all form part of the bucolic backdrop of the view from Gold Hill in nearby Shaftesbury, one of the most famous scenes in the country. Leaving aside all the environmental damage he's done, it amazes me that one man is allowed to change thousands of people's aspect with his out-of-date farming ideas.
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 26cm x 15cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
Loom SOLD
Selected for exhibition at The Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours exhibition at the Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 70cm x 90cm
Frame: 90cm x 120m
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Lime shade SOLD
Memories of summer among the lovely stand of lime trees in parkland on the edge of Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on board, framed in FSC wood
31cm x 20cm artwork, 39cm x 28cm framed
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Winter lane SOLD
Oak trees silhouetted amongst the treeline on a Cotswold lane
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
44cm x 29cm artwork 53cm x 39cm framed
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Dover's Hill heatwave SOLD
Seeking the shade at the peak of summer at Dover's Hill on the edge of Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on board, framed in FSC wood
31cm x 20cm artwork, 39cm x 28cm framed
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Backlight SOLD
Selected for the SGFA Draw20 exhibition at Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
Image: 29 x 20cm
Frame: 39 x 28cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
700 years in a field SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. I measured this tree near Wardour Castle a couple of years ago and its trunk is 7 metres around. That means it is roughly 700 years old
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on board, framed in FSC wood
Image: 29 x 20cm
Frame: 39 x 28cm
SOLD from Sea Pictures Gallery
Lord's Piece heatwave SOLD
On the heath of Lord's Piece, Sussex during the heatwave of August 2020
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
44cm x 29cm artwork, 53cm x 39cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Low cloud on the hill SOLD
Low cloud often smudges the hills around here in north Dorset.
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from The Art Stable , Child Okeford, Dorset
It's in the trees. It's coming SOLD
An old oak on a Cotswold lane
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
44cm x 29cm artwork53cm x 39cm framed
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Morning with the ancient SOLD
This oak in Chastelton is 1,000 years old. Up to 2,300 species of birds to bats, fungi to mammals are dependant in some way on oak trees
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm, frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Edge of the wood SOLD
Getting lost in the woods near Blockley in the Cotswolds
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on board, framed in FSC wood
31cm x 20cm artwork, 39cm x 28cm framed
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Start of the hill SOLD
Through the ash wood at the bottom of the hill
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on board, framed in FSC wood
Image: 29 x 20cm
Frame: 39 x 28cm
SOLD from Sea Pictures Gallery
SOLD Puddles to Hambledon
Cloudburst along the lane to Hambledon Hill
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
44cm x 29cm artwork, 53cm x 39cm framed
SOLD The Gallery, Lees Yard, Holt
SOLD Hesworth shade
This painting is from a lovely day spent on Hesworth Common, near Petworth Sussex in the heatwave of August 2020
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
The rise. Petworth SOLD
These ancient trees form part of a clump near the entrance in Petworth Park.
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
50cm x 69cm73cm x 88cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
SOLD Heat on Hesworth Common
This painting is from a lovely day spent on Hesworth Common in the heatwave of August 2020
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Petworth Arbour Hill SOLD
These beech trees form a clump on top of Arbour Hill in Petworth Park. Only now are we seeing them at their best after being planned and panted by Capability Brown in the 1750s
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Petworth hilltop winter sun SOLD
These beech trees form a clump on top of Arbour Hill in Petworth Park. Only now are we seeing them at their best after being planned and panted by Capability Brown in the 1750s
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
326: Daylesford oak (1620) SOLD
Of the 2,300 species dependent in some way on oak trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals, 326 of them only live on oak trees. This is what makes every tree so important. Our once vast ancient woodlands now only cover 2% of the UK
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Petworth still waters SOLD
The Lower Pond in Petworth Park designed by Capability Brown in the 1750s
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Low cloud on the hill SOLD
Low cloud often smudges the hills around here in north Dorset.
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from The Art Stable , Child Okeford, Dorset
Pine Walk No5 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from The Art Stable , Child Okeford, Dorset
Evening walk SOLD
This is the field behind my house. We get some great skyscapes and once in a while, somebody walking their dog
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from The Art Stable , Child Okeford, Dorset
1058: Pine Walk No3 SOLD
Selected for exhibition at Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours competition at Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD from The Mall Galleries
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Ascent, Petworth SOLD
These beech trees form a clump on top of Arbour Hill in Petworth Park. Only now are we seeing them at their best after being planned and panted by Capability Brown in the 1750s
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
30in x 41in / 77cm x 103cm
33in x 45in / 85cm x 115cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Oak dawn SOLD
Visiting the split oak tree in the bottom field on a misty morning
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
Sold from Adrian Hill Fine Art, Holt
Under the ancients SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worldwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us. This yew wood on the southern slopes of the hill is around 500-700 years old. Little grows under it as light struggles to penetrate the canopy
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Petworth chimneys SOLD
A sketch of towering chimneys in Petworth, Sussex
Pencil, ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
326: Ground cloud SOLD
Of the 2,300 species dependent in some way on oak trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals, 326 of them only live on oak trees. This is what makes every tree so important. Our once vast ancient woodlands now only cover 2% of the UK
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from The John Davies Gallery , Moreton-in-Marsh
SOLD The edge, Petworth
These beech trees form a clump on top of Arbour Hill in Petworth Park. Only now are we seeing them at their best after being planned and planted by Capability Brown in the 1750s
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
326: Gascoigne oak No2 SOLD
Of the 2,300 species dependent in some way on oak trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals, 326 of them only live on oak trees. This is what makes every tree so important. Our once vast ancient woodlands now only cover 2% of the UK
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery
Field fog SOLD
Fog in the fileds leading up to Hambledon Hill. There is evidence that people lived on the hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Absorbing ash SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
The Issying wood SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. This ash wood is gradually, naturally rewilding itself
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Distant hill SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worldwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Secret understory SOLD
This yew wood on the southern slopes of Hambledon Hill is around 500-700 years old. Little grows under it as light struggles to penetrate the canopy
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Brume SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Spreading shadows. Petworth SOLD
These ancient trees form part of a clump near the entrance in Petworth Park.
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Low sun. Petworth SOLD
The back garden of Petworth House
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
West Melbury oak (1903) SOLD
Pre-selected for Pastel Society exhibition at Mall Galleries
Oak trees are a haven for thousands of species from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens. This one started growing around 1903
Unframed
88cm x 73cm
SOLD
Rampart roaming SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Off the hill II SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on prepared canvas, framed in FSC wood
48in x 36in /120cm x 90cm
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Gold Hill SOLD
The view of Hambledon Hill from Gold Hill Organic Farm
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
The climb SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm 15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
SOLD Standing tall
This stand of pine, beech and ash form part of Ashmore Woods in Dorset
Watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
39cm x 28cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery
326: Standing sisters SOLD
These two ancient trees form part of a line of oaks in Sezincote park in the Cotswolds
Watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
39cm x 28cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery
Hilltop mist SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Petworth oak (1120) No6 SOLD
Up to 2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. This amazing tree in the grounds of Petworth House started growing around 1120
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Among the giants, Petworth SOLD
These ancient trees form part of a clump on top of Arbour Hill in Petworth Park.
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Upperton monument, Petworth SOLD
Up to 2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. This tree in the grounds of Petworth House is using its lower branches, that now touch the ground, to support itself
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Petworth twisted oak SOLD
Up to 2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. I had already heard about the amazing trees in the grounds of Petworth House so was really excited to have the opportunity to paint them
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, 11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
Petworth sisters SOLD
Up to 2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. I had already heard about the amazing trees in the grounds of Petworth House so was really excited to have the opportunity to paint them
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, 11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery Petworth
SOLD 326: Lifting mist
This tree has stood in Chastelton in the Cotswolds for 1,000 years.
Watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
39cm x 28cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery
Pioneer SOLD
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before Stonehenge was built. The worlwide human population in 3,000BC was around 7m. In 1964 it was 3,250m, today there are 7,710m of us
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
1058: Melbury Beacon No8 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Sold from The Mall Galleries
West Melbury oak (1854)
Oak trees are a haven for thousands of species from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens. This one started growing around 1854
Unframed
88cm x 73cm
£450
Turning Path SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Kelly Ross Fine Art
Ten fifty eight: Bury Litton, Shaftesbury No2
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
£650
1058: Melbury Beacon summer SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ashmore Woods No8 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Compton Abbas No3
'Highly Commended' at Ilminster Open
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in FSC ash
34in x 26in / 86cm x 66cm
£495
326: Kingham Green SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This lovely tree is on Kingham Green
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
1058: Orchid Meadow sheep drove SOLD
Selected and showing at RWA Bristol 167 Open Exhibition
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from RWA Bristol
326: Evenlode oak SOLD
This oak grows on the banks of the Evenlode river that passes through Daylesford farm. 2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees.
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Daylesford sentry (1520) SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This tree in Daylesford began growing around 1520
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
30in x 48in, 76cm x 121cm
SOLD
1058: Pine Walk No8 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
Petworth oak (1120) No4 SOLD
Up to 2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. I had already heard about the amazing trees in the grounds of Petworth House so was really excited to have the opportunity to paint them. This tree started growing around 1120
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, Sold at Kevis House Gallery SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
326: Daylesford sentinel (1370) SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. Of these, 326 species only live on oak . This tree in Daylesford began growing around 1370
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD
1058: Pine Walk No3 SOLD
Selected for exhibition at Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours competition at Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD from The Mall Galleries
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Daylesford oak (1520) SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This amazing tree is in the Dayelsford Estate
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Bourton on the Water oak SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This giant tree is 10m around
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD
1058: Pine walk No7 SOLD
SELECTED FOR EXHIBITING IN THE SUNDAY TIMES WATERCOLOUR COMPETITION
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Mall Galleries
Gascoigne sentinel SOLD
2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This tree is in the hedgerow of Gascoigne Lane, Shaftesbury
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
326: Blenheim oak (1450) SOLD
Of the 2,300 species dependent in some way on oak trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals, 326 of them only live on oak trees. This is what makes every tree so important. Our once vast ancient woodlands now only cover 2% of the UK
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Foxholes Wood No2 SOLD
Bluebells cover the forest floor of this wood near Kingham in spring. In summer the leaves of beech trees provide cool shade
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
1058: West Melbury. Winter No3 SOLD
Selected for exhibition at Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours competition at Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD from The Mall Galleries
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Pine Walk No6 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on paper. Unframed SOLD
4ft x 5ft
Daylesford oak (1620) SOLD
2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees.
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD
Donhead oak (1588) SOLD
This acorn found this fertile spot in Donhead, Wiltshire around 1588. 2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees.
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood: SOLD
30in x 24in, 76cm x 62cm
1058: Ashmore snowfield SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
Gascoigne Sentinel No2 SOLD
2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This tree is in the hedgerow of Gascoigne Lane, Shaftesbury
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper framed in FSC wood: SOLD
27in x 22in, 68cm x 57cm
1058: West Melbury. Winter No2 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Gascoigne sentinel No3 SOLD
2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This tree is in the hedgerow of Gascoigne Lane, Shaftesbury
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Ten fifty eight: West Melbury. Winter SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in hand-stained FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: The Sturkel, Cann SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in hand-stained FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
1058: West Melbury. Winter No5 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Pine Walk No2 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Petworth oak (1120) No2 SOLD
Up to 2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. I had already heard about the amazing trees in the grounds of Petworth House so was really excited to have the opportunity to paint them. This tree started growing around 1120
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, SOLD from Kevis House Gallery
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Pine walk SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 39cm x 28cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Duncliffe Wood No1 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in hand-stained FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Shaftesbury. Winter SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Park Walk No2 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink on board, framed in FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Melbury Abbas
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Unframed
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
£200
Ten fifty eight: Melbury Beacon. Winter SOLD
Selected for RWA Bristol Open 2018
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Limited edition unframed prints available £55 plus postage
Ink on board, framed in FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
1058: Wardour Castle No2 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Pine Walk autumn SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Wardour Castle SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
1058: Melbury Abbas No4 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in waxed FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
Petworth oak (1120) SOLD
Up to 2,200 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichen are dependent on oak. I had already heard about the amazing trees in the grounds of Petworth House so was really excited to have the opportunity to paint in the parkland. After a bit of hunting, I found the incredible 900 year old oak I had been looking for. After setting up my easel I spent a lovely day trying to capture on paper the strength of its 9m round trunk. This tree started growing around 1120
Watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash, SOLD from Kevis House Gallery
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Melbury Beacon. Winter No3 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Ashmore Woods No7 SOLD
Selected for RWA Bristol Open 2018
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on paper, framed in FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Summer pond – SOLD
A beautiful pond in Dorset in the height of summer. Emperor Dragonfly swooping around while I painted. He got included in the piece
Watercolour on board
60cm x 45cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Ashmore Woods SOLD
Plein air watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash. Selected for exhibition at Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours competition at Mall Galleries
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Limited edition prints available £55 plus postage
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Hod Hill SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Duncliffe Wood No2 SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Limited edition unframed prints available £55 plus postage
Watercolour on board, framed in waxed natural FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD
Ten fifty eight: Win Green to Tollard Royal SOLD
There are 1,058 UK species associated with ash trees, ranging from beetles to birds, lichens to mammals. All will be affected when we lose up to 90% of the UKs 70m ash trees from dieback disease. Research is ongoing into replanting these trees with ash bred with tolerance to the infection
Plein air watercolour on board, framed in FSC ash
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
10% of sale price donated to Springhead Trust
SOLD
On the rocks at Hengistbury Head
Nominated for the final round of judging in The Sunday Times Watercolour Competition
Multimedia on paper, framed £300
42cm x 40cm
Studland seahorse IV
The breeding site of Spiny seahorses in Studland Bay is still threatened by boats dropping their anchors and damaging the seagrass beds. The bay gained Marine Conservation Zone status in 2020
Watercolour on paper, framed in FSC ash
55cm x 73cm
SOLD
Lost and found IV SOLD
Selected for British Wildlife Open
Large Blue butterflies were wiped out in 1979, but have been reintroduced to Collard Hill in Somerset. The butterflies have an incredibly complicated life cycle that depends on red ants for their survival
Mixed media on paper, framed
44cm x 33cm
SOLD
See ice?
Polar bears depend on sea ice for survival, but that ice is melting. Over the last 35 years the North Pole has lost the equivalent area of ice to 17 UKs
Oil on canvas, unframed £900
2ft x 3ft /61cm x 91cm
Polar swim
Watercolour highlighting the most shocking facts of man's effect on polar bears. They depend on sea ice for survival, but that ice is melting. The North Pole has lost 1.3 million square miles of summer ice over the last 20 years, equivalent to the land mass of 13 UKs
Watercolour on Indian paper, framed £500
28in x 20in /70cm x 50cm
See the painting in progress here
Twist and turn
Selected for British Wildlife Open
Otters vanished from most of the UK in the 1970s due to toxic pesticides, hunting and habitat loss. By banning the chemicals and hunting they have returned to most counties. I was lucky enough to see six otters on a dawn visit to the River Stour in Blandford
Oil on canvas, framed £2,000
48in x 36in /120cm x 90cm
See the painting in progress here
Otter clawback
Selected for British Wildlife Open
Watercolour highlighting the most shocking facts of man's effect on otters. They vanished from most of the UK in the 1970s due to toxic pesticides, hunting and habitat loss. By banning the chemicals and hunting they have returned to most counties
Watercolour on Indian paper, framed £500
28in x 20in /70cm x 50cm
The elephant in the room SOLD
This is an infocanvas: a merging of a graphic and traditional painting. The canvas reveals, in great detail, the most shocking facts of man's effect on elephants. 93 elephants a day are being killed for their ivory which has reduced their numbers from 5m in the 1930s to 500,000 now
Oil on canvas
48in x 36in /120cm x 90cm
See the painting in progress here
SOLD
Vulnerable III
Watercolour highlighting the most shocking facts of man's effect on lions. In 1940 there were 450,000 lions, through our actions there are only 20,000 left
Watercolour on Indian paper, framed £500
28in x 20in /70cm x 50cm
10% of sale price donated to World Wildlife Fund
High stakes
This is an infocanvas: a merging of a graphic and traditional painting. The canvas reveals, in great detail, the most shocking facts of man's effect of overfishing Southern Bluefin Tuna. Only 9% of these critically endangered fish remain
Oil on canvas, framed £1,700
48in x 36in /120cm x 90cm
See the painting in progress here
10% of sale price donated to Blue Marine Foundation
Gold
Weight for weight rhino horn is now worth more than gold
Watercolour on paper, framed in FSC ash
55cm x 73cm
£495 from Contact page
Killing whales
This is an infocanvas: a merging of a graphic and traditional painting. The canvas reveals, in great detail, the most shocking facts of man's effect on captive orcas. In the wild, killer whales swim 100 miles per day. FIfty-seven are kept in tanks at theme parks. These tanks are so small that even if they swim in circles all day they can only manage four miles
10% of sale price donated to Whale and Dolphin Conservation
Oil on canvas, framed £1,700
