Finding the Rhythm of the Street Cities have a habit of imposing their own geometry on us. The vertical rise of glass and concrete, the harsh horizontals of pavements and crossings—it all creates a very structured environment. In this piece,…
Finding the Gaze in the Chaos When approaching a subject with as much presence as a tiger, the challenge lies in moving past the literal form. In working on Abstract Tiger Portrait, the intention was not to map out every…
Finding Stillness in Motion There is a brief, quiet window of time when watching a pond where everything seems to suspend. In developing the piece shown in Dragonfly Over Water Lilies, the objective was not to create a literal photographic…
Capturing Movement: Three Galloping Wild Horses There is a distinct challenge in painting animals in motion. In the piece titled Three Galloping Wild Horses Expressionist, the focus was not on capturing a literal, anatomical likeness but rather on the sheer…
Capturing Motion in Stillness With horses, the temptation is always to focus on the fine details of the anatomy—the exact alignment of the jaw or the precise texture of the coat. In working on Equestrian Spirit Impressionist Horse Portrait, available…
Capturing the Character of the Yard A colourful, expressive depiction of a rooster with vivid brushstrokes. The combination of bright and bold hues captures attention. Bring the rustic charm and bold spirit of the farmyard to your walls with this…