Portrait of a woman, 1997.

Probably inspired by a Picasso picture I saw at the time, painted in 1997, oil on plaster board.

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A quick abstract watercolour

Watercolour paint on cartridge paper, June 2016.

 

Sculpture, 2016.

From a block of interior filler to something smooth and quite nice looking, pleasing on the eye in my view.  Abstract in design, perhaps in the style of Barbara Hepworth.  Produced in the spring of 2016.  My only sculptural effort this year (so far.)

Daffodils

Both paintings are in oil, the one on the right has ‘found’ material incorporated into it, in this case a Marie Curie cancer charity emblem/badge and safety pins.

Abstract Landscape

Part of a larger canvas produced in 2014, this photograph of a section in the right hand corner was the only part of the painting I liked.  I eventually painted over the canvas to reuse.

3 more abstracts

I don’t see the necessity in giving abstract paintings titles, I know a lot of major artists do.  So these have no titles, circa 2008/09, and are oil on canvas.  All three pictures have ‘found’ material incorporated into them, a button, three polystyrene rings used in packaging, and melted candle wax.

Untitled

In 2008 I did quite a few abstract paintings, this is one of my favourites. It is oil on canvas.

Untitled

Acrylic paint on a tiny canvas.  I suppose it’s like an attempt at a post-impressionist style. It is of the view from my kitchen window, quickly and crudely done in June 2016, but I do like it 🙂