A strong, almost surreal landscape from my imagination, in orange red and black. It is framed in a beautiful recycled black and gold frame.

Across The Divide

Abstract Surreal Composition in Orange Yellow and Black based on the movement of crows over my house.

A Murder Of Crows

Originally a 13 legged spider from an experience in a loo in Guatemala but I've since calmed down!

Imagined Guatemalan Spider

This digital print of Columbus in blues and reds resonates with the warm, colourful people of PNG

Digital Columbus

Reconfigured from my original acrylic painting of a wolf and a moon. It is at once otherworldly and strangely sad.

Purple Alien

On a visit to Gibraltar I was struck by the light play in the caves.

St. Michael's Caves Gold

Originally from my painting of a marooned fishing boat reconfigured.

Splash!

I was reminded of this image while waiting for a flight from Aberdeen to Corfu when it was announced that our airport was being revised.

Your Flight has been Redirected.

While watching a David Attenborough I felt compelled to paint two Praying Mantis -this one in Red and it's partner in Green.

Praying Mantis Red

A Green version of the previous Red Praying Mantis. I think they're rather cute.

Praying Mantis Green

Painted while thinking about Braveheart and the plight of horse and rider in old fashioned combat.

Conflict

Inspired by my visit to Fusterland in Havana, Cuba. I loved the mixture of people and their rebellious natures.

Interpretation of Fusterland

This image is taken from two of my characters in Interpretations of Fusterland.

Two Abstract Faces In Havana

Working with three colours, wax, feather and ink in a very spontaneous fashion, during an art class.

Dancer

Such beautifully dramatic skies in Guatemala inspired this strong image of one of the countries most active volcanic places on earth.

Guatemalan Sunset

I took this Black and White image from my painting inside a cave in Gibraltar. I think it speaks to the state of poverty in Britain today,

Face of Poverty

This tree in my garden sheds many leaves and bark in particular, giving the impression that it is bleeding.

Eucalyptus Bleed

From an actual area in Cairngorm National Park, near Grantown-on-Spey.

Abstract Huntley's Cave

This started as a bluebell wood but I felt it needed some animals.

Wildlife on the Edge of Bluebell Woods

My Grandson asked me paint some expressions on the face of these animals I took from a jigsaw. I have yet to see an African Sunset.

African Sunset

A Powerful depiction in blues purple and yellow of the most majestic of birds in flight -the Golden Eagle.

Eagle Soaring

Not just any fish but a tropical fish. I saw many colourful fish from a submersible in the Caribbean.

Fish

I wanted to capture the intensity of this tiny Kingfisher bird that frequents an area close to home.

Kingfisher

As I was painting Conflict, I imagined this surreal figure flying over the landscape with two strange attendant beasts.

Lord Of The Isles

Working with three primary colours on a strong sky reflected in water.

Orange and Blue

Further experimentation using wax ink and acrylic and painting with a feather.

Musical Interlude

Strangely satisfying painting on this plastic surface and wondering how the paint manages to hold but it does,

Snakes in the Grass

I had been painting three Orchids from the centre outwards when I imagined the depth of colour on pollination.

Abstract Centre

I took this image in gardens by the Bay, Singapore and saw the devastation of our infrastructure in this distorted image.

Monumental Catastrophe

Luxor and The Nile were the inspiration for this digital print of my original painting.

Images of Luxor

A first foray into abstract using wax, acrylic and ink - feeling the resistance when painting with a feather.

Swan Song

Based on an imaginary, moody, St. Kilda. I love the strong dark purple of the mountains rising out of an even darker sea.

Sunshine After The Rain

From a visit to Ballater and Braemar shortly after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. I went to lay flowers at the gates of Balmoral.

Ballater Station

From a visit to several coastal villages in our beautiful part of the NE of Scotland.

Coastal Fishing Village

The Iconic Bow Fiddle Rock near Cullen on a day trip round the coast.

Bow Fiddle Rock

A much photographed Pennan from a vantage point at the edge of the harbour wall.

Pennan

A day trip to Portsoy resulted in this watery capture of the boats with red sails.

Portsoy

I enjoyed painting this little gem in the glen and like the subtlety of sky and mountains behind the steading.

Steading In The Glen

A busy harbour on the north east coast with colourful buildings and fishing boats. There is quite a bit of detail in this painting.

Portsoy Harbour

The photographer who took this waited seven hours for this capture. I hope I have done justice to him in my painting.

Eilean Donan Castle

I painted this scene on a cruise to Cuba and the Caribbean. There were some beautiful islands I have yet to paint!

Boats at Sea

I always feel very at home in Greece and recently visited Corfu on holiday. This is a typical little village scene.

A Greek Village

What's not to like about the fragrant lavender fields of Provence. I love the play of light as the sun sets on this rural scene.

Lavender Fields

A friend of friends and what a beauty she is Hettie.

Hettie

A lady who visited my recent exhibition was convinced I had been dreaming of Manila Bay.

Orange Sunset Findhorn

I went to many talks on a cruise about whales, dolphins and orca and we are lucky to have seen some in the Moray Firth.

Orcas

Painted whilst on a cruise to Cuba and the Caribbean.

Island Palm Pink

Painted whilst on a cruise of Cuba and the Caribbean.

Island Palm Orange

The original has been sold but I have a limited number of good quality prints available both framed and unframed.

Sunrise Findhorn

My original Red Sunset Findhorn and one of my favourites since I have such wonderful memories of times spent in this special place.

Red Sunset Findhorn