
Abstract art in coastal colours
inspired by big skies, wide horizons and tiny pebbles
Contemporary art for those who are drawn to a place where the land meets the sea.
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Winter Solstice
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December sky
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New Year's Day
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Memories of winter 2
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Waterfront
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Memories of winter 3
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Original, modern art for your home
I create abstract paintings and mixed media art in my Suffolk studio.
All my artwork is inspired by the things I see on my walks by the coast or along the local rivers and waterways. I love the flat landscape and subdued colour palette found on the Felixstowe peninsular.
I am trying to create an abstract language that expresses the beauty and calm I feel at the coast.
I don't try to recreate what I see, instead I want to paint how I feel.
East Anglia is a very beautiful part of the country and is an inspiration to many artists. I am lucky to now call it home.
Recently I have been exploring monoprinting with seedheads and stems, creating simple silhouettes and then layering them onto old book pages to allow the type to show through. This is a process that I would like to develop further as it intrigues me.
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Memories of winter 2
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A river walk
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Pages of memory - No.14
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Like most people brought up in the midlands, I have always been drawn to the sea. The colours and textures of the coast have inspired my creative work for many years. The wide horizons and big skies of East Anglia can be found in my paintings alongside the delicate patterns found on a simple pebble.
Using a variety of acrylic paint, ink and graphite on canvas, paper, or board, I make expressive gestures and marks to produce abstract images reminiscent of landscapes and seascapes. I use a range of tools to spread and scrape the paint, but I rarely use brushes. I just don't like the marks they create.