News

2023

NOVEMBER

The 2 weeks I had painting in Italy and recently this October were wonderful. I loved sitting in olive groves with my watercolours. Stunning colours, wild chicory, my favourite flower, and teeming with wild life.
Already looking forward to next year!

I have some new commissions which are really enjoyable to do. Do make contact if you have an idea of something you’d like painted or just want to talk over potential paintings. There will be no pressure!!

MY STUDIO IS OPEN FOR VISITS AND IT HAS BEEN GREAT TO WELCOME VISITORS BOTH LOCAL AND HOLIDAY MAKERS! PLEASE EITHER JUST TURN UP OR CALL IN ADVANCE IF YOU PREFER. You will find it in my back garden in St Helens on the Isle of Wight and is easily found off the lower side of the cricket green, do come and look me up!

STUDIO ADDRESS: KEMPSFORD, HILBRE RD, ST HELENS RYDE ISLE OF WIGHT PO33 1TJ.
There is so much to be inspired by on our lovely island and I have a range of paintings, framed and unframed in different sizes plus prints and greeting cards.


GREETING CARDS: 10 designs in total. I can deliver locally or put them in the post to you.
For posting, there is a minimum order of 10 cards

PRINTS: I have prints available from my studio gallery, please do call in.


See a small clip on youtube of my studio:
https://youtu.be/-VAxENw_dwg

I have lots of work in the Aqualibrium gallery on the Duver at Woodnutts Yard, St Helens PO331YB both original art and prints and Seaview Gallery, both super galleries.


I am very excited as my studio/gallery is included on route 2 as a place to visit in the new ‘Slow Wight travel guide’! #slowwighttravelguide.
It has been researched and written by Mark Rowe, news editor of Countryfile Magazine and produced by Visit Isle of Wight.
The guide is available via a website https://slowwighttravelguide.co.uk/ and uses Google maps to plot the routes.

Route 2
https://slowwighttravelguide.co.uk/routes/ryde-seaview-st-helens-bembridge-brading/

The Slow Travel Guide to the Isle of Wight is a collection of eight sustainable travel routes around the Isle of Wight that can be explored by a combination of bus, walking and bicycle. The routes act as an invitation to visit the Island’s ‘headline acts’, but also to explore many of its lesser-known, yet equally delightful spots. The routes feature food and drink, farm shops, artists and craftspeople as well as places of interest – including some ‘secret’ rural gems.
The emphasis is on exploring the Isle of Wight and really getting a feel for Island life, and the guide offers practical travel information on how to explore the Island without a car. Walking, cycling or taking the bus (or train) around the Island enables visitors to slow down and take their time.

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