Urban and coastal landscape
paintings focusing on moods
and textures generated by
ever changing light conditions.
Current subjects are mainly
architectural details, power
poles, the waterfront and the
coast... and looking up!

Three highlights of 2022

This was a big year for me!

I was invited to participate in a few GROUP SHOWS in rural NSW, I was offered a RESIDENCY plus a SOLO SHOW at the NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL GALLERY (NERAM) in Armidale! I was so excited to do this, my very first residency, and even more special is that I was invited (I didn’t apply). I was away exploring the New England in July and the work created became in a solo show at NERAM in September/November.

⚓️⚓️ In August I achieved ⭐️FELLOW STATUS of Marine Artists Australia (FASMA). This is a huge honour as the existing Fellows unanimously agreed that I should join the clan, and they are the finest marine artists in the country, and internationally! ⚓️⚓️

I rarely enter prizes but this year I did enter the PADDINGTON ART PRIZE and I made the grade as a finalist! That in itself was so exciting! Then I found I received the HIGHLY COMMENDED Award!! A huge thank you to judges: Archibald winning artist and Dhungatti man Blak Douglas, Dr Grant Stevens of UNSW Art & Design and Jane Devery, Senior Curator of exhibitions MCA Australia.

So, the Year of The Tiger for me was excellent!

Greenhouse Effect [43 x 63cm, Just Look Up! exhibition]