Acrylic on Canvas

96cm x 127cm Sold

Selected Finalist Glover Landscape Art Prize

Acrylic on Canvas (The Tea Trees that flourish on Tasmania’s coastal areas survive despite environmental difficulties - salt laden winds, peat, salt water and sand).

95cm x 140cm

Acrylic on Canvas - a response to the January bushfires

95cm x 140cm

Acrylic on canvas

107cm x 125cm

Acrylic on Canvas

102cm x 146cm Exercise during COVID-19 lockdown: walk over a small bridge then onto an expanse of beach. The creek attracts my attention - yellow drifts of sand left from a full tide. This is it!

Mixed Media (acrylic/graphite/lino print)

3 x A3 Canson Canvas Sheets sheets (53cm x 110cm)

This work commenced with sketching beach rocks on a painted blue background. Graphite was used for definition, then an overlay of lino print. (The print resembling sand ripples left by a retreating tide). When viewed upside down, I realised I had sailing vessels, giving rise to the title Ship to Shore.

Acrylic on Arches Paper

95cm x 80cm

My son Hugh walked the Camino de Santiago Spain, in 2017. Several paintings were completed at that time. Thanks to the Covid lockdown, this one is now completed albeit a little late!

Acrylic on Canvas

96cm x 127cm

Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylic on Paper Unframed

A grainy dull day. Another beach walk during the Covid lockdown. Seabirds scavenge above the edges of the low tide. I walk by and they take flight, shattering my thoughts to once again engage in the moment.

Acrylic on Paper

93cm x 124 cm

Acrylic on Canvas

101cm x 142cm

Acrylic on Canvas

110cm x 85cm

Acrylic on Canvas

105cm x 110cm