Thank you Art Limited for my first International Art award. Such a great community to be part of, The members are so engaging with their feedback, compliments and critiques alike. It has truly added a meaningful dimension to my life, Thank you AL!. ...
A return to an old pastime of mine, astro-art. And Saturn has always been a favourite. Iconic as far as planets go, although new images of Pluto have put that poor forgotten ‘planet’ on the map again recently. Anyway… an old artwork renewed this week...
Abaddon translates as; a place of destruction; an underworld abode of lost souls : hell. Yes, very dark. This image stirs you in ways you might not like. The darkest imagery I have come up with to date. It originally started as a historical landscape idea I...
My wife and I travelled to Iceland in October 2019 for a week-long getaway. A chance for us to re-connect sans kids. Best described as aimless exploration, we drove our rental 4x4 across the west, south and east of the island. Stopping to look at...
I often start new artworks with no thought of what it may become. I just begin. As if to allow my psyche to express itself without disruption of conception or convention. When complete, I look to see what has been done, as if for the first...
Art is interesting. It can trigger many different perceptions and emotions. One emotion I have not explored yet is humour, Until now. Playing with some old victorian photos, I conjured a bizarre scene of a serious-looking man and a woman walking down a cobblestone street. A...
Ol’ Smokey Joe was a bunch of fun. The product of sitting down and having no idea what to create. Usually, this is how things start for me; browsing through hard-drive’s full of photos, have-baked ideas, all waiting for inspiration to come. Can’t catch ol’ Smokey...
Finally, I was able to do something with this photograph, taken over 11 years ago in Venice. I probably did even stop walking when I snapped it, but it's always been in the back of my mind. Thankfully...
