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Divine Monarchs is a large semi-abstract wildlife painting of two deer in a bluebell wood in springtime. It is 48x48x1.5 inches. The painting was inspired by the months of April and May when the woodlands become carpeted in bluebells. I rarely spot deer in the forests as deer hide expertly, but in springtime it is easier to see them against the blues, lilacs and pinks of the flowers. I began the painting thinking to make a traditional portrait of a stag and a doe but found it impossible. Deer are just too ethereal and I am too inclined to try and capture the spirit of them rather than the anatomical accuracies - so this is what happened. The painting shimmers with the life and energy of the universe under trees and I have made the most of the interplay between sun and shade by contrasting the blue and lilacs of the shadows against the yellows, pinks and greens of the sun dappled scene. Painted on deep edge canvas, edges white, ready to hang, no frame needed. Comes with certificate of authenticity

Cuckmere Haven with Owl is a painting of the Cuckmere Haven river estuary near Seaford during the summer of 2022. It is 30x36x1.5 inches. This painting was inspired by a walk I took in August from Alfriston down to the sea along the river Cuckmere. The sky really was this blue and the golden yellows and browns of the hills and fields and the red barn really were these colours. Apparently, a short-eared owl is sometimes seen in the marshes here and so she makes a good addition to the scene. This is a spot that many artists paint so instead of trying to compete I took the thing I remembered most about this lovely day and that was the deep blue sky. Painted on deep edge canvas, no frame needed, edges painted to extend the landscape. Comes with certificate of authenticity and is ready to hang.

A Day in December is a large oil painting of a pheasant in a winter woodland. It is 40x40x1.5 inches. The painting is impressionistic, art nouveau and contemporary in style and is a capture of a day I spent in December last year in Friston Forest near Seaford. Autumn was very late and there were still leaves on the trees but the sun was very low so all kinds of interesting colours were circulating between warm and cold under the tree cover and this is what I wanted to catch. The pheasant is just a gorgeous twit who looked perfect in the composition as he contains the colours around him and is very much a part of the landscape. This particular part of the forest is a favourite of mine as still retains a faintly ethereal and magical quality. Dedicated to everyone who works to keep the South Downs landscapes and wildlife unmolested. Painted on deep edge canvas, no frame needed, ready to hang and comes with certificate of authenticity.

Original watercolour painting on Arches 140lb paper. Double neutral mount with gold coloured wooden frame. Painted in response to the Highland landscape.

The second...of six, of my `Scruffy and Jim` collection. This one is..`Good Morning Mrs Brown` A fun and colourful painting, painted on my own handmade canvas board. Size 14" x 10" x half inch thick. Sides painted.

Am I dreaming ? is it Summer, scent of the flowers, warm sunshine on my face, am I asleep? am I awake? is this just a dream? Colourful painting - need I say more.

HI, I AM A CORNISH NAIVE ARTIST I AM NOW 85 AND A SELF TAUGHT NAIVE ARTIST, LIVEING IN CORNWALL I PAINTS IN VERY THICK OIL,S MY STYLE IS A LITTLE LIKE FRED YATES AND JOAN GILLCREST, both sadly passed now, BOTH ARTIST I FOLLOWED A LOT WHEN I LIVED IN PENZANCE for 10 years in the 1980,S ============================= I PAINT MAINLY CORNISH BEACHES AND HARBOURS IN MY OWN QWERKY WAY AS I SEE IT , ITS NOT PICTURE PERFECT BUT JUST AS I SEE IT ---------------------------- I PAINT LOT,S OF CORNISH BEACHES WITH KID,S AND FAMILYS ON ALSO FLOWERS AND ODD CHARAICTURER,S ON, ALSO DIFFERENT PLACES I VISIT HERE IN CORNWALL AS I HAVED LIVED HERE IN CORNWALL NOW FOR SOME 70 YEARS ,AFTER HITCHHICKING FROM LONDON TO ST IVES IN 1958 WITH A FRIEND WIZZ JONES A FOLK SINGER GITARIST ----(NOW SADLY PASSED)----- ========================== SO NOW AFTER COVID,ONLY SHOW ANY OF MY NEW ART IN MY HOME GARDEN ALSO MY ART GALLERY THAT IS OPEN IN THE SUMMER MONTHS OF MAY TO SEPT ALL SUBJECT TO THE WEATHER, AS MY TROPICAL GARDEN IS NOT SO GOOD IN THE RAIN, BUT MY GALLERY IS STILL OPEN TO VIEW 10-30 -T0 5-30 MOST WEEKENDS, RAIN OR SHINE RING ME FIRST IF YOU THINK OF VISITING ,ON A WEEK DAY PLEASE RING ME FIRST AFTER 10 AM ON 01872 510622 THANK,S A LOT J/R =========================== BUT YOU ARE WELCOMED TO VISIT MY GARDEN AND VIEW MY ART ALMOST ANY DAY BY WAY OF A PHONE CALL IN ADVANCE, AFTER 10-30 IN THE MORNINGS, OR JUST VIEW THE LARGE TROPICAL GARDEN ,I AM NORMALY IN MY NEARBY STUDIO DOING SOME NEW ART ALL VERY RELAXED MOST OF THE TIME. ========================== MY GARDEN IS A LARGE SUB TROPICAL JUNGLE NICE TO WALK AROUND INCLUDING MY SUNKEN FERN GARDEN, ALL SITUATED AT REAR OF MY HOUSE, HERE IN MITCHELL VILLAGE ======================= MY HOUSE WAS THE OLD VICTORIAN FARM STABLES I AM NEARLY OPPOSITE THE PLUME OF FEATHERS PUB PLEASE NOTE I OPEN AT WEEK END,S ONLY OR BY A PHONE CALL AND YOU MUST PARK IN THE STREET AS I HAVE NO LARGE VISITER PARKING, SORRY =========================== IF YOU WISH TO VISIT ON A WEEK DAY, PLEASE RING IN ADVANCE,TO MAKE SURE ITS CONVENIENT, THANK,S A LOT J/R IN ADVANCE ON 01872 510622 THANKS A LOT =J/R =========================== MITCHELL VILLAGE IS EASY TO FIND ITS 7 MILES FROM TRURO ALSO NEWQUAY INBETWEEN THE 2 IT.S JUST 300 YARDS OFF THE NEW A 30 DUEL CARRIAGEWAY - IN MITCHELL VILLAGE- NEARLY OPPOSIT THE PLUME OF FEATHERS PUB --------------------------- NOW DAYS AT 85 I NO LONGER SHOW MY ART IN OTHER GALLERYS ONLY HERE IN MY HOME GARDEN IN MITCHELL VILLAGE TR8 5AT ======================= PLEASE NOTE = I NOW ONLY SHOW MY WORK ON THIS WEBSITE,-

Original watercolour painting signed. Watercolour painting 'Up, up and away', c.Mar'2021, 14x10in, on Fabriano 140lb paper. Unframed. Dispatched with Royal Mail Special Delivery.

The old bridge at Sligachan on the Isle of Skye.

This painting depicts a Sea Eagle taking a fish from a sea loch in the Scottish Highlands on a misty early morning.