Art

Joy. I’ve always been inspired by vibrancy, bright patterns, African and Latin culture, both focus around the vibrancy of life. Joy seemed like an appropriate nape for her, because it’s what I felt coming back to painting.

Something new is in the works after a little break. When life gets a little too much I find myself going back to painting and drawing, something that always brings me peace and joy ❤️

Getting a little juicy 🍊

From lemons to…oranges.

More lemons… same lemons… different lemons 🍋🍋🍋

Give me Lemons. Acrylic on canvas.

Queen. You deserve to be shown in all your bright glory. Acrylic on A3 canvas paper.

Welcome to the jungle. Finally finished off something that I put on hold for far too long.

Sneak peak of something that was started a few months ago and unfortunately paused over a demotivated span of time. First animal painting… ever, forever continuing with learning with new subject matter 🐆

Back to exploring abstract after 10 years. Something magical about not adhering to reality.

Ronson Vision. Back in 2010 I became totally in love with this mans sound layering - I remember listening to ‘Somebody to love me’ on repeat, picking up new segments each time. I wanted to create a piece that resembled his character and m

When life gives you lemons… you frame them. There’ something incredibly warming about lemons, maybe a nod to summer or the happy yellow…

On the experimental train of watercolours still - playing with holiday vibes, ‘cos summers coming.

The latest selfie piece. Acrylic on framed canvas. Something that took too long, though a fun self exploration project. Can’t get enough of the deep green.

My favourite thing about acrylic is the layering, texture and experimentation. It’s less forgiving with mistakes and that’s what makes it so fun.

An oldie - experimenting with various one liners faces.

Lately I’ve been painting and drawing things on my mind (ehemmm not including the nudes) in this case, Italy. Europe is definitely calling.

Another old life drawing study from back in the day.

What I imagine a weekend in Bai would feel like right now, floating in a little bit of paradise. Quick evening study.