That was Fun
Title: That was Fun, 2023 Medium: oil paint, cold wax, silica, on stretched canvas Size: 915 x 762mm Available
Optimistic State of Mind
Title: Optimistic State of Mind, 2023 Medium: Oil paint, cold wax, silica, on stretched canvas Size: 762 x 915mm Available
Seated in Heavenly Places
Title: Seated in Heavenly Places, 2022 Medium: Oil paint on stretched canvas Size: 1217 x 915mm Available
Pieta
Title: Pieta, 2023 Medium: Oil paint on stretched canvas Size: 915 x 1217mm Available
Last Supper
Title: Last Supper, 2023 Medium: Oil paint and cold wax on canvas Size: 152mm x 910mm Available
Confident Expectation
Title: Confident Expectation, 2022 Size: 950 x 1217 Medium: Oil paint, cold wax, silica on canvas Available
Head Forward
Head Forward! Oil on Board 288mm x 250mm P.O.A. At a very special event on 15 July 2022 New York composer and pianist Margin Alexander used my work “Head Forward” as inspiration to compose and feature a unique musical piece in an artistic collaboration called “From Brooklyn With Love”. Life is full of […]
1996 BMW R80PD Classic
1996 BMW R80PD Classic Oil on canvas Unavailable What gift do you give someone on their 70th birthday. My good friend Robbie turned 70 recently and I thought I’d like to give him a little something that is a bit more meaningful than a Happy Birthday card, a packet of biltong, and bottle of good […]
Rejoice in the Hope of Glory no 4
Oil on canvas Unavailable The painting is part of my on-going “Rejoice in the Hope of Glory” series. I ran a “Painting Give-Away” on Facebook, calling for people to send in a photograph of an image or scene that to them represented “Hope”in some way or other. These two brothers are playing a game in […]
Antarctic Picnic: One ice or two Dear?
Oil paint on canvas Unframed Sold The scene is set in a post-Antarctic environment – oblivious to the devastation of Ant/arctic regions life goes on ostrich-style, head-in-the-sand. Do we do something about Climate Change, or do live in another Conspiracy Theory mentality? Or is it a matter of, “The problem is too big for me […]