Artwork Portfolio

I usually draw and paint as a means of designing stained glass windows. Its a way of evolving a suitable solution which will give pleasure and atmosphere inside the building. I think you simply cannot design unless you enjoy drawing regularly nor understand a subject without exploring it by sketching. It is also essential to play with the choices of glass that will suit the site and project well.

Outside commissions, I sometimes I have ideas and themes which I personally wish to express. These pieces may get exhibited as a series or in group exhibitions. Generally I don’t wish to be an exhibiting artist with works on paper for sale.

I do enjoy printmaking, particularly linoblocks where I feel the line has parallels with leadlines in glass.

Salt Lake Bathing (2014)
Cloaked in Landscape (2014)
Grapes of Wrath (2014)
Contemplating action in the Kimberley Ranges (2014)
Walls of China (2002)
McDonnell Ranges (2006)
Sellicks Bay (1996))
Bay at Sellicks (2009)
Ghost Gums at the Telegraph Station.(2011)
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Salt Lake Bathing (2014)
Cloaked in Landscape (2014)
Grapes of Wrath (2014)
Contemplating  action in the Kimberley Ranges (2014)
Walls of China (2002)
McDonnell Ranges  (2006)
Sellicks Bay (1996))
Bay at Sellicks (2009)
Ghost Gums at the Telegraph Station.(2011)
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