Reflect on Events now shining in it's new home. Stunning reflective mica paints shown off to their best effect against a dark wall with natural light from an oblique angle.

Occasionally I create two paintings that just work together, it would be a shame to see them split up. 

Post Raphaelite in its new home showing how abstract art can compliment a "country style" environment.

Opposite colours of the yellow/orange against the blue/grey wall pack a big punch.

Awkward moment looking perfect on the dining room wall in its new home in Sedgefield

Look forward - placed in the clients kitchen where it adds a vivid pop of colour to an elegant modern space.

The impact of any painting will change according to the colour of the wall. I particularly like a dark wall to enhance the vibrancy.

120 x 90 cm seems very big but it does make a statement

Sunday Market (122 x 91 cm) now
installed. Having a coat of varnish really
does bring out the colours and the
contrast.

Client very pleased with her new
acquisition, and by sheer coincidence was
wearing complementary colours!

Cornflowers (122 x 91 cm) now hanging
over the clients mantle in London.

Evening seascape (21 x 30 cm) hung along
side clients own artworks.

Violet dawn (122 x 91 cm) in client's
dining room. A big wall can certainly hold
a big picture.

Three hills (90 x 60 cm) in purchaser's
kitchen.

Norse head (90 x 60 cm) in purchaser's
study/snug. The colour of the background
wall can make a huge difference.

They even look good in the kitchen. The
colour of thought, Geisha and Cosmic
duck on the green wall and Heart of the
matter and Post-raphaelite on the white

Salsa total size 64cm x 94cm in clients hallway

A sea of green.  This picture is 90cm high and 60cm wide.

Forest fire, 60cm x 90cm, installed in a
client's home in Bath.

Pink party in clients dressing room