About the artist.
Behind every picture there is a little story. The stories here begin most often with inspiration from nature, and from the lovely abstract qualities of mark-making.
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How to choose art – some favourite art styles.
Some types of art will always be popular for all types of homes. Here are some ideas for you … Contemporary Art, Impressionism Art, Abstract Art …
How to choose art – Your rooms and spaces.
Generally speaking, on a large, plain wall a tiny piece of artwork would not be suitable. Conversely, artwork that is too big could possibly overtake everything else in the room. But … if you absolutely love it and want to own it, you may be compelled to buy it at once and make it work with the space you have.
How to choose art – Artworks as gifts.
Imagine how such a distinctive gift, created with love and chosen by you, can make a truly outstanding favour for a friend, relative or colleague. How special they will feel, and what a lovely, memorable connection to have with them …
How to care for your art.
Taking the best care of your new artwork just requires a little forethought. Here are some easy and important tips …
How to choose art – The benefits for you.
Art plays a huge role in the interior design of a place. A new level of luxury and depth can be enjoyed every day by you, and your friends and family, in your own surroundings …
A Bit of Colour for the planet.
Working with people who care really does make a difference. My printed products have a variety of eco-friendly credentials, they include; organic production for biodiversity and soil fertility, ecologically friendly inks, vegan inks, managed forests for wildlife and environmental friendliness, recycled materials, and lowering emissions. I work with local printers to support our local businesses, and to provide greener shipping. The materials and processes have… Read More »A Bit of Colour for the planet.
Inside the Artist’s Studio.
Working outdoors gives a direct connection with nature and an essential way of seeing that can be carried back into the studio environment.