Lovely walk through Leonardslee Gardens in Sussex. Followed by an incredible meal. Give it go if you get the chance

Working on Above the source. The 4x3ft canvas is too big for my normal drawing board set up……So, back-breaking stuff

Lovely to be part of Sea Pictures Gallery new exhibition Our Society Friends. It runs from March 3 to April 30 and features some fellow members of of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. View the works on show at the gallery in Clare, Suffolk or here

Great to be part of Shaun Bracey's Musical Portraits exhibition at Shaftesbury Arts Centre. Shaun will amazingly compose a piece of music each day inspired by paintings and Jamie Randall's lovely photographs

Lovely to talk to David Nash about his Full Circle exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park for Resurgence Magazine

Ink and watercolour on canvas? Who's idea was that? I'm a good couple of miles outside my comfort zone and working on a surface that behaves completely differently to the lovely watercolour paper I normally use. The ink pools, bleeds and generally does what it wants to do. I'm getting some interestingly blotchy effects, but it's all pretty random. Still, good to push yourself every now and then isn't it?

Somebody else looking closely at the river. While I was painting the Stour for my upcoming solo show WEND: the Stour from source to sea this little beauty was darting around distracting me from my work

Scribbling at the source of the River Stour. I only recently twigged why Stourhead is called what it is. The river starts here and reaches the sea 61 miles later. Looking forward to my solo exhibition WEND: the Stour from source to sea at the Art Stable opening on June 11 2022

This little set is on show at The Gallery, Holt  as part of the Harmony exhibition with other members of the RI

A scribble of the Hare and Hounds in the Lake District. Pubby perfection.