Ancient woods +SOLD+
Horner Wood. A rare and beautiful temperate rainforest in Exmoor
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 30cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Muddy lane +SOLD+
This lane near home, leads steeply down to the stream and the mill. It is just past the point in the hedgerow where, each year, glowworms meet on warm summer evenings. In the hedges young oak trees are slowly stretching their limbs and filling out. There are 2,300 different species of bats to mammals, lichen to fungi dependent in some way on oak
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
Foggy path +SOLD+
I ride up to Shaftesbury on a Sunday to buy the paper. This is part of my route through Pine Walk in Shaftesbury on a foggy morning
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 30cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from The Art Stable Child Okeford, Dorset
Steep bit down to the mill +SOLD+
This is French Mill, tucked away in the steep-sided valley of the River Sturkle
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 26cm x 15cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Spring sun +SOLD+
The muddy drovers lane that goes uphill to Writh
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 26cm x 15cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery Moreton-in-Marsh
Puddles in the lane +SOLD+
Longlisted on the Jackson's Painting Prize 2021
There are 1,058 species of birds to bats, fungi to mammals that are dependant in some way on ash trees
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm, frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD from Kevis House Gallery , Petworth
Lockdown lane walks: Up to the footpath SOLD
Downhill on French Mill Lane with the steps up to the footpath through the field on the left
Ink and watercolour on board, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
Sun glimpse 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 John Davies Gallery , Moreton-in-Marsh
Lockdown lane walks: Just past the smallholding……SOLD
Along the lane, just past John and Carol's smallholding
Ink and watercolour on paper, framed in FSC wood
Artwork: 26cm x 15cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
Hedgeline sentinel (1707) 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
Beech mist 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
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD from Sea Pictures Gallery
Emerging SOLD
Long-listed for the Jackson's Painting Prize 2020
There is evidence that people lived on Hambledon Hill 5,000 years ago, 1,000 years before the Great pyramid at Giza 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 Art Stable
Ridgeline 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
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
Snow on the track SOLD
This hazel shaded track in West Melbury was at one time the main route for driving cattle up to Shaftesbury. There are still patches of cobbles on the lane and towards the bottom is a field called Halfpenny. This was the land drovers would overnight their cattle in, which cost half a penny. The next day they would herd them up Gold Hill to the market
Framed in waxed and stained black FSC wood
Artwork: 28cm x 20cm
Framed: 39cm x 29cm
SOLD
Two trees 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 20cm15in x 9in / 39cm x 29cm framed
SOLD from the Arts Stable
1058: West Melbury. Winter No5 SOLD
'BEST IN SHOW' at SGFA Draw 18 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
Watercolour on paper, framed in FSC ash, SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
SOLD Summer mizzle
In the beech woods with low misty cloud
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper, framed in FSC wood
44cm x 29cm artwork 53cm x 39cm framed
SOLD from The Gallery, Lees Yard, Holt
Yew light 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 Art Stable
Snow on the burrows SOLD
The bank behind our house is home to rabbit and badger burrows. The snow in the field revealed their zig-zagging paths
Ink, watercolour and charcoal on paper framed in FSC wood
27in x 22in, 68cm x 57cm
SOLD from John Davies Gallery
Ramparts SOLD
Selected for the SGFA Draw20 exhibition at Mall Galleries
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 Art Stable
Daylesford oak (1876) SOLD
2,300 species, from birds to beetles, fungi to lichens are dependent on oak trees. This acorn was sown around 1876
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
Image: 68cm x 50cm
Frame: 87cm x 69cm
SOLD
326: Daylesford oak (1460) 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
326: Chastleton oak (1020) 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 Chastleton began growing around 1020
Ink, charcoal and watercolour on paper framed in FSC wood
30in x 48in, 76cm x 121cm
SOLD
Tank at the top 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
SOLD High shelter, 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 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
Silton Oak (1018) Dawn SOLD
This incredible tree at Silton, Dorset could be 1,000 years old. It's trunk is 9.75m around and is also known as Wyndham's Oak. It is a boundary oak marking the border between the Selwood and Gillingham forests. During a revolt in 1685 it was also used as a hanging tree.
Unframed ink, watercolour and charcoal on watercolour paper
5ft x 4ft
SOLD from the Arts Stable
1058: Ashmore Woods No9 SOLD
Pre-selected for Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (RI) 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 SOLD
11in x 8in / 28cm x 20cm
