A message to the “normies” of the United Kingdom and beyond – a message to say that the

All the world’s a stage,And all the men and women merely players; from As You Like It, spoken

After a journey back from London, you arrive at platform 13/15 in Bristol Temple Meads, the sun is

Summer breeze, the activity of the coast in Britain – a beautiful hotel and pub on an Island

“Flapped Outflow”. It’s all about colour and light. Inspired by the French landscape artists (also nod of the

Bristol, technically the Cumberland Basin, with the addition of balloons, is an iconic view of the city. This

Brody: “Slow ahead.” I can go slow ahead. Come on down here and chum some of this sh!t.

Nestled in a back street in Clifton sits the Victorian jewel of the Clifton Lido. A beautiful spot

A view looking south towards the Wraxall valley (*not sure what it’s called) with the famous bridge joining

My father-in-law died in February 2024 and I wanted to do a painting to remember him by. The

Piccadilly Circus is a great place for a message. It’s a place where people congregate, the heart of

Bedminster, Bristol. A Paul Monster mural and an e-scooter rider. Monsters abound. This painting is a colourful view

In this portrait I was going for brevity of information in the real aspects of the scene, and

A cold and clear January with that clear air quality you only get in the winter. The reflections

As the sun goes down the party starts. I was struck by this street scene in Clifton (Bristol)

I love the juxtaposition of brutalist concrete and Victorian grandeur. The graffiti lifts the scene and brings colour

A landscape painting of Bristol Harbour by local artist Neil Watson. Painted in 2021, this painting depicts the

This was an opportune photo taken from a National Express coach on the M32 (hence the name!). I

The view from the Hotel Du Vin Clifton terrace on a mid-summer’s evening, a moment for romantic reflection.

I visited Havana in 2007, what a place. Full of energy and verve… and bloody hot! La Bodeguita

This painting is a homage to the painting that got me painting again after thirty years. It’s about

100cm x 50cm oil on canvas. A scene in the centre of Bristol – the old bank HQ

Banksy, does Vermeer in a setting that – if you squint – looks like a Mondrian… it had

A beautiful view ruined or enhanced? I love the juxtaposition, you might hate it – but that’s the

The much-discussed cycle lane at Clevedon “sea front”.  A lovely sunny evening for a stroll – didn’t see

Van Gogh – Coal Barges I had not come across this piece when I painted my Golden Moments