Family Portrait Triptich
Oil on canvas, each 500 x 200 mm
Family Portrait Triptich
Leo
Leo
Oil on canvas, 300 x 500 mm
The fourth part of the Swan Lake Quadriptych.
The name is chosen as the best fit for the subject and in no reference to our neighbour by the same name.
Survival Of The Fittest
Survival of the Fittest
Oil on canvas, 12×16″
December 2008
Slightly ahead of Darwin Year in 2009 (he was born 12 February 1809) I celebrated this landmark event in my own way.
When The Milk Goes Off
When The Milk Goes Off
Oil on canvas, 12 x 16 ”
November 2008
A lame pun but still a nice idea methinks.
The Ultimate Luestling
The Ultimate Luestling
Oil on canvas, 8 x 12″
October 2008
The second of the Listerine paintings.
3422 C (6192 F)
3422 C (6192 F)
Oil on canvas, 12 x 16 ”
My records say August 25th, 2014, but that can’t be quite right. I’d date this 2008 or earlier.
It’s the melting point of Tungsten, if memory serves me right.
The Third Swan
The Third Swan
Oil on canvas, 300 x 500 mm
The third part of the Swan Lake Quadriptych.
Frieze
Hieroglyphics Frieze
Oil on bamboo floorboards,
90 mm x 3680 mm
August 2008
I am a proud owner of a genuine home-made ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics frieze. Starting out with almost four meters in August 2008 it now measures seven meters, and makes it around the sitting room half way. Way to go!
Borneo (Detail View)
Detail Of Borneo
Oil on canvas, 300 x 1000 mm
January 2008
We went on a nature exploration trip through Borneo in one of our our first trips to south-east Asia, and we loved every minute of it.
This detail of Borneo still adorns out kitchen to this day.
Somewhere In Devon
Somewhere In Devon
Oil on bamboo floorboard, 3.5 x 36″
July 2007
I quite like these panorama paintings. They really started out because we had a pack or two of those tongue-and-groove floorboards left over, these from the loftconveration aka my study aka my studio. They sit on a door frame or elsewhere on top of the picture rail and have the adorable attribute of being overlooked. These are very shy paintings, not pushing themselves into the foreground at all. That’s something I really like about them.
Lost And Found
Lost and Found
Oil on canvas, 300 x 500 mm
The second of the Swan Lake Quadriptych.
Swan Lake
Swan Lake
Oil on canvas, 300 x 500 mm
The first of the Swan Lake Quadriptych.
A Bark Barque
A Bark Barque
(Bringing Her Home)
Oil on canvas, 16 x 20″
December 2006
Fall
Fall
(Autumn)
Oil with turpentine and dammar on canvas, 12×16″
November 2006
Highlands
Highlands
Oil on canvas, 900 x 600 mm
August 2006
An imagined scene from Loch Carron in county Western Ross.
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