Painting No.5 in this series. Watercolour and ink in a temporary frame. May be selling at some point. I've never seen one of these birds but my cat has probably eaten one.

Fourth painting in my new series. Watercolour and ink, currently in a temporary frame. I saw a bullfinch once (and only once!) - it was awesome. Bigger and rosier than I expected with a really loud song - amazing! As with the others in this series, may sell at some point.

Third painting in my new series. Watercolour and ink. Since we got cats, all the garden birds that used to visit our garden daily disappeared, not very mysteriously, except for these jolly fellows. Great Tits don't seem bothered at the prospect of being a meal, but maybe they just don't taste nice...

The second in my new series of paintings in this style and I chose birds to practice this with. I love long-tailed tits - they are really acrobatic and are typically in large, busy groups. Really pretty to watch. Watercolour and ink. Will possibly sell at some point.

The first in a new series of watercolour and ink paintings, inspired by the fresh and spontaneous style of Rob Walker - check him out. Watercolour and ink - may put up for sale later.

Poppy Study in watercolour and ink. My second attempt at drawing a dog! This is my friend's Jack Russell, Poppy, who is adorable and hopefully I've captured some of her character. I'd paint my cats but they're usually asleep or eating a range of wildlife in the back garden.