Painting in an around Cambridge, with my Plein Air kit, I often come across beautiful areas of natural beauty, ideal for creating works of art. Here in my recent video, I visit a nearby nature reserve, far away from the hubbub of the city.

 

 

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Painting Plein Air in Norfolk - Video

Recently traveled in search of newer pastures to paint. Join me on the trip as I head out to Norfolk.

Plein air painting, in historic Cambridge.

Plein air painting, in historic Cambridge. Beautiful doorway of Pembroke College. See some interesting things whilst out painting, like the car from Only Fools and Horses. Then there's of course the challenge of dealing with urban traffic, but he wasn't there for long and a good day painting was had.

Oil Painting Tutorial - Basic Paint Mixing and Colour theory

Recently, I completed my first instuctional video on Oil Painting - all done with a smart phone, bit of knoweldge of Photoshop, Audacity and Movie Maker. And of course oil painting

You can watch it here and let me know what you think.

***Postcard Originals***

What are Postcard Originals?
They are something new, Original works of art, painted by me, done to postcard size (17cm x 12.5cm. Original Art, postcard size. All £30.00 each. Message me to purchase

Cambridge Rower in Pencil and Watercolor.

Circus, Cambridge in Pencil and Watercolour.

Summer watercolour sketches

The english isle are beautiful, especially in the summer. Here's a couple of sketches done at the weekend.

Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

On a rather cold today in Cambridge, but I still managed to knock out this watercolour and pencil sketch of The Fitzwilliam Museum. Just using three colours, yellow ochre, burnt umber and cobalt blue....having a limited palette really helps capture the tonality of this scene.