Etsy is focussed on hand made and vintage items and includes art, clothing, jewellery, toys, beauty products and much more. It is like one huge art and craft fair!

I have prints, paintings, scarves and cards for sale. If you see something you like on this website I can sell it via Etsy, just contact me via the link below.

The wonderful gallery in St Ives are now stocking a selection of my prints and cards

These include the textured mono prints, mainly of trees and local landmarks, mounted and ready to put in standard frames. Prices start at £50.

St Ives is a lovely market town ideal for shopping and sightseeing, best way to get there is on the guided bus!

Ten enthusiastic students from my classes at Cambridge Art Classes have organised an exhibition of their work at Michaelhouse in Trinity Street, Cambridge - a converted church serving some of the most delicious food in the city.

People of all ages and backgrounds have joined the art classes, some are retired and wanting to have a go, some use art to overcome difficulties in their lives, some are home educated and others have one-off lessons to celebrate birthdays or produce a piece of art for a friend.

None of the students in this exhibition have shown their work before. There is a huge variety of styles and media, from painting to sculpture, from acrylic to monoprints. It has been an exciting experience for all as they prepare to show the public their work and it makes a stunning display.

10 week course for up to three students with lots of personal attention.

Discover how to use a variety of media including acrylics, watercolour, collage, pastels, silk painting. mono-printing, clay, mod-roc and painting with a palette knife.

No experience needed.

Students are encouraged to follow their own interests so each student may be doing something different. relaxed and fun.

Use the contact page for more information.

Ten brand new paintings make up this novel set featuring gold, copper and silver metal leaf to highlight the branches and trunks of these decorative sections of trees based on medieval tapestries, William Morris and Eastern miniatures.

This series is a progression of my mythical trees based on folklore and a few of the larger paintings are also on show including the Tree of Peace and the Tree of Plenty.

The corridor where the paintings hang is close to the Treatment Centre and the entrance to the Rosie Hospital. The metal leaf shines as you walk past lighting up different parts of the pictures.

Addenbrookes has a wonderful reputation not only as a hospital but also for its ever-changing art in the long corridors connecting the different departments. If you are visiting the hospital do look out for the paintings, they will make you smile.

Last year during Cambridge Open Studios I sold a large oil painting of the Tree of Knowledge. This painting was bought by a member of the college who has donated it to Hughes Hall.

There will be a garden party at the college this July where the painting will be officially handed over to which I have been invited. Needless to say I am very excited about this and to think that it will be hanging in the Pavilion for all the students and lecturers to see in the future makes me very proud.

Thank you to everyone involved.

Looking forward to Cambridge Open Studios this year where I will be showing my new series of small paintings of stylized trees based on medieval tapestries incorporating gold and silver leaf.

Teas in the garden in aid of dementia research. Inside if it rains.

Eighteen CAM artists showing their work in the newly refurbished gallery adjoining Hot Numbers on Gwydir Street in Cambridge.

Treat yourself to a coffee, voted the best in Cambridge, and delight at the paintings.

The Friend's School are holding a wonderful exhibition where local artists will be displaying new work. I shall be showing two new oil paintings, small but intricately detailed, at a special price to help raise funds for the school.

Painted on a rich blue sky background with a full moon, the stylized branches are made of copper metal leaf with masses of individually painted leaves laden with flowers and fruit. Reminiscent of William Morris but also evoking the exquisite backgrounds of medieval art.

As part of their animal theme, the curiosity Gallery in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, are now showing a few of my prints featuring the Cows of Cambridge including Balancing Cows. There is also a selection of handmade cards based on the same theme.