Catalogue

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Mother and Baby Elephant.

This one is oil paints. painted with brushes, on 50 x 60 cm canvas. This was painted intermittently between socialising with my daughter who came to visit on holiday and spending time at the easel! Thus is has taken longer than usual to complete. I hope you like it.

Big Cat

Gorgeous big cat stalking me! Oil paint on 30 x 40 cm canvas.

Tiger Daydreaming.

Tiger daydreaming! Oil paint on canvas, size 40 x 40 cm. Brushwork and a touch of cold wax.

Another Lynx!

Returning to brushwork and avoiding the palette knife for this one. This Lynx is on 40 x 50 cm canvas and painted in oils. I loved doing this one and I have to say he was quite a challenge!

Lion study with palette knife.

Oil paint on 40 x 40 cm canvas – lion with attitude! Palette knife painting and some brushwork! A combination piece! The photograph of this one isn’t a true representative – the colours are more vivid in the original.

Cat Study

Continuing with palette knife, this cat study was fun to do. Lynx like. Painted in oils on canvas board 30 x 30 cm.

Shire Horse

Another palette knife – this one of a gorgeous Shire horse – such wonderful noble creatures. It’s painted in oils on 30 x 40 cm canvas board.

Another palette knife rendition.

This one was a little tricky but still great fun to do. I am really enjoying the palette knife experience and the effects possible. Oils on 30 x 40 cm canvas.

Study in Blue

I had so much fun with this one! Following on from my curious cow listed below, and still playing with the palette knife, this blue horned beast wanted to be painted! Oils on 40 x 40 cm canvas.

Curious Cow

Painted in oils on 40 x 40 cm canvas, and using a palette knife again. Thoroughly enjoyed creating this one and I hope you like him.

Horse Picture

This one was an first try at using the palette knife with intent! I thought he turned out quite well and I thoroughly enjoyed the process. He’s painted in oils with palette knife and brushes on a 40 x 50 cm canvas. I have no doubt he will take a lot longer to dry than my usual pictures! Let me know what you think.

Spotty!

This one is painted in oils on canvas 40 x 50 cm. Couldn’t resist painting him! I hope you like him.

Foxy Lady

Just a small oil painting this time – 21 x 30 cm – on canvas board. Love the colouring of this little lady.

Tiger Relaxing

Back to my favourites!! Tigers again! This one just looks like he’s chilling out to me! Oil paint on canvas board, 40 x 50 cm.

Mother and child.

Something different for me this time – painted in oils on 46 x 35 cm canvas.

Couldn’t resist this one! My favourite creature again – Tiger! It is painted in oils on 40 x 40 cm canvas.

This cat took my attention this week – he’s an angry one!! Oil paint with some cold wax, on canvas 25 x 30 cm.

White Tigers – oil paint on canvas 50 x 70 cm. I love Tigers!

Hippo tribute. I heard from somewhere that hippos are becoming endangered….so sad. This is my small tribute to this magnificent species. It’s oil paint on 50 x 60 cm canvas.

Back to watercolours, briefly! Birds on A4 120 lb paper.

Tiger in oils with cold wax, on canvas 50 x 70 cm.

Latest oil painting – 25 x 30 cm oil on canvas.

A few more of my watercolour pictures:

With my studio at a bearable temperature now, I also managed to complete my giraffe. Painted in oils on canvas, 25 x 30 cm.

Yay, my studio is now open again – or rather it’s not so cold in there that I can’t work! Finished off this one – just a small study in oil paint on canvas 25 x 30 cm.

Lynx – and watercolour. Moving away from birds and back to the animals I love. These two are first attempts in watercolour, which as you know, is a new medium for me!

Kingfishers – and watercolour. As earlier, it’s still too cold to work! I have been working on some kingfishers and I am showing just a few of them below. I hope you like them. Happy New Year everyone!

Robins – and watercolour. Lately it has been too chilly for me to work in my usual place so I have been creating some watercolour robins whilst keeping nice and warm! I hope you like them. Next year I shall be making some of them into cards – interesting times ahead! In the meantime I am keeping on practicing with watercolours. Merry Christmas everyone!

Tiger again – this one is thinking possibly? Also oil paint on canvas, 40 x 40 cm. Last in a series of three tigers.

Another Tiger – again oil paint on canvas, 40 x 40 cm. He makes me smile – I hope he makes you smile too!

Back to one of my favourite subjects – Tigers. They are so noble and beautiful. This one is oil paint on canvas, 40 x 40 cm.

Elephants on my mind! These two are oil paintings on canvas – one on board and the other on plain canvas. Both are 30 x 40 cm.

A mother’s love….

Elephants Dual Aspect….

A wild cat with attitude – resting up and contemplating. Enjoyed doing this one. He’s painted in oils on 30 x 30 cm canvas board.

This elephant took my attention and demanded to be in the limelight! It’s painted in oils on board, 30 x 40 cm.

To soothe me in troubled times I have reverted to another big cat picture. It’s oil paint on board, 30 x 40 cm. Considering all the fires raging so near our village he looks remarkably calm even though painted by someone with high anxiety levels!

Back to big cats – larger than usual at 50 x 70 cm, on canvas. Mixed media.

To vary things a bit I have done this abstract – it is mixed media on board, 30 x 40 cm. I hope you like it.

I have reverted to my favourite subjects again – tigers and cats! These two paintings are both in oils but on loose canvas, around 30 x 40 cm. I have now run out of proper canvasses, so will have to make do with some board I have found for the next picture!

A good friend of mine recently sent me a black and white picture of a lion family and asked me to paint it! This is the result. It’s painted in oils on 60 x 40 cm board. It was so enjoyable to do especially as lions are one of my favourite subjects and there were four of them to capture! I haven’t had much experience of painting on board so it was a huge learning curve to complete. Lock-down has a lot to answer for!

This painting emerged from an old sketch I found which I created many years ago. While isolated in lock down I had a good rummage through old artworks and found him. Although I could not remember his name, I do know he is a local resident. The picture below is the end result, and I have since found out his name as he was recognised from the painting! Wonderful! I hope you like him. He’s mixed media on canvas, 50 x 70 cm.

More on the bird theme – this time a Barn Owl – painted with a special friend in mind. It’s oil paint on canvas, 30 x 40 cm.

Trying something different – an eagle. It’s on canvas board, 30 x 40cm, in oil paint. This for me was a very interesting study and I may do more birds… not sure yet!

Another of my favourite subjects – the tiger! This one is having a rest I think! It’s little, only 20 x 20 cm, painted in oils on canvas.

I am back to my favourite subject – the lion. They are so majestic and powerful. This one is painted with oils and is on a canvas sized 30 x 40 cm. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have loved creating him.

I have been spending a long time working on a private project and therefore not been paying a lot of attention to my studio work. This piece I have just completed. It’s oil on canvas board, 30 x 30 cm.

A commission undertaken and completed, delivered and appreciated! These are oil paint on canvas board, 24 x 30 cm. An enjoyable end to 2019. Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year with 2020 bringing you all your wishes coming true.

This one was such an enjoyable subject to paint. Oil paint on canvas board, 30 x 40 cm.

I saw a lovely bengal cat just asking to be painted! Here he is! Oil paint with some cold wax on canvas, 40 x 40 cm.

This cat is a stunner – again, oil on canvas board, 30 x 30 cm.

This cub took my attention … portrayed with oil on canvas board, 30 x 30 cm.

A cousin of mine took this photo and I felt compelled to put him in oils! Oil on canvas board, 30 x 30 cm.

I just had to have a go at this Chimp – he was charming!! Oil on canvas, A4 size.

A picture of a family dog…worth a try! Oil on canvas, A4 size.

Lion Cub this time – requested by a good friend. It’s oil on canvas board, 30 x 30 cm.

Another Lion! I just love lions – can’t help myself! This one is bigger than I usually attempt at 50 x 70 cm. It’s painted with oil and cold wax and is on canvas.