I’ve been working on wood panels for almost a year, exclusively with oil paints. The first batch of panels I purchased were pre-primed with Gesso and I absolutely loved the working texture of them. I like a smooth surface to work on with a tiny bit of grip for the...

Over the last 15 years, I have relied on the trusty postal service when it comes to sending my work to a destination and in this blog, I’d like to share with you how I package original artwork to ensure a safe arrival. Over the years I have sent all different types of...

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.”– Mark Twain Being inspired to make art always came very easy to me. I have experimented with many styles in my career but it all comes down to the excitement and the need to put brush on canvas. If you ask what...

  Since 2006 I’ve used a variety of materials for art and illustration. From watercolour paints, a Wacom for children’s book illustration to charcoal and pencil for portraits and pets. From January of this year, I focused on creating British wildlife using...

  I wanted to share with you all a man of who I considered an inspiration to me, a gentleman who I’ve admired as a person and as an artist, Terry Pegg. I first met Terry in 2006. I was a graduate from the University of Falmouth. I had just obtained my degree in...

Hi guys and welcome to my first blog post. I’d like to begin by sharing my work space with you along with some tips that I use on a daily basis. This is a home studio that separates the lounge and dining area and it has everything I need to be creative and have fun!...