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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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