This is a portrait of my eldest daughter Emma - done quite a while ago - if you look at the most recent portrait I painted, you can see the development in painting. Every portrait I paint seems to show and more and more progress. I love drawing and painting figures - I admit though, I haven't done it for ages.
This is another unusual painting - one that I did without visual reference of any sort. I did this as a therapeutic mourning process for my dad who died of cancer. I keep it in the kitchen in spite of all the hazards to the canvas.
This is a portrait of my eldest daughter Emma - done quite a while ago - if you look at the most recent portrait I painted, you can see the development in painting. Every portrait I paint seems to show and more and more progress. I love drawing and painting figures - I admit though, I haven't done it for ages.
This is another unusual painting - one that I did without visual reference of any sort. I did this as a therapeutic mourning process for my dad who died of cancer. I keep it in the kitchen in spite of all the hazards to the canvas.
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