Beach watercolour 40×40 cms £295
Trebah: View from the Bridge Watercolour 57 x 77 cms £495
Trebah: the Path of Water Watercolour 76x91cms £750
Trebah’s Secret Streams Watercolour 64×73 cms £550
Magenta Watercolour 78x98cms £799
Blue Hydrangea, Trebah Watercolour 40x40cms
Tideline Ink and Watercolour
Walking above Crown Mine at Botallack in early October, the sea was WILD: I can feel that swell and tug of powerful ocean in me still
Storm rolling boulders and scattering gulls, Porth Nanven
Watercolour 50×50 £395
Sycamore Acrylic 50x50c cms £395
Hedge or tree, the leaves are a lovely shape and the colours from spring onwards are spectacular
Copper Beech Acrylic 50x50cms £395
There is the most beautiful Copper Beech just down the lane from here, its colours are perfect
Tree Tunnel Acrylic 50x50cms £395
I walk down Back Lane in our village almost daily, watching the colours of trees and flowers change. Earlier this year there was a patch of gloriously yellow celandine that lit the path
Glimpses of Light Acrylic 50x70cms £448
Another internal landscape, but based on places I’ve been, looking at my sunset years but still noticing stuff and finding joy
There May Be Trouble Ahead Acrylic 80 x 80 cms
Though I had a much-loved cove in mind, in the end this painting took months to complete and became more of an inner landscape
Homage to Norman Ackroyd Acrylic 80 x 80 cms £650
Thinking about light, the movement of water, gulls and vertical weather, and the fabulous etchings of Norman Ackroyd
Venice in the Mist (after Turner) Acrylic 50 x50cms £395
I have loved Turner’s work since I first saw it as a child. My favourites are the late works where Venice, in his hands, dissolves into mist
Long Beak Beach Widemouth, watercolour 24×24 cms £295
This is a lovely place to sit, complex patterns of rocks at low tide and light on the water
Offshore, Watercolour 50x50cms £395
I did an online course with Newlyn School of Art, which was a generous treasury of experience and techniques, and also, eye-openingly, drone footage of much loved places. Since my mobility is currently challenged, this has been a blessing, and this painting was done trying to capture the movement in their drone footage
Oak and Beech, Watercolour 40×40 cms £295
I experimented with priming the paper first with gesso mixed with dolomite (like marble dust). It gave me a fascinating surface to work on. I am told that oak and beech don’t get on together: I think I could see that in the way their branches seem to push against each other
Cliff Walk Triptych, Acrylic on canvas 50×70 cms , mounted and framed £650
One of my favourite places, at High Cliff, Rusey, near Camelford
Venice (after Turner), Acylic 50×50 cms £395
I have always loved Turner, most especially the late works
The Wave, Watercolour, 50 x50 cms £395
Standing at the point where land meets sea is always beautiful
Hawthorn and Cow Parsley, Acrylic, 50x 50 cms £395
The colours of spring are fresh, slightly sharp, and awakening to me
Sunlight Pours Over the Fields, Bradworthy, Acrylic,
50×60 cms £395
A view I see often on the way to choir. More abstract than real but it makes me feel joyful
Tidal, Acrylic 50 x 50 cms £395
Exploring the interplay of light and shadow in a series of paintings, taking Turner as a strong reference point. Energy and movement became an essential part of this painting too.
