Abstract
This one has caused arguments in the house, as everyone has a different opinion of which way up it should go. The answer is – it’s an abstract. Whatever way you want it to! Medium: Oil on Canvas
More Deadwood
Another unfinished painting, inspired by the TV show Deadwood. Medium: Oil on Canvas Board
Castle Approach
A rare moment where I remembered to take pictures as I painted! Funny side note to this one – I asked my rather awesome art teacher if my horse was too big and her sarcastic response was “Oh, is it just supposed to be one horse?” Medium: Oil on Canvas Board
Creating an Abandoned Dollhouse: A Time Capsule
Introduction Have you ever stumbled upon a forgotten treasure? That’s exactly what happened to me when I discovered a dilapidated dollhouse at a local charity shop. The house was a shabby pink monstrosity with a collection of rather unimpressive wooden dolls. But beneath the surface, I saw potential. A DIY Dollhouse Transformation I knew that
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Tiny Treats: The Art of Miniature Food
Introduction I’ve always been drawn to the miniature. There’s a certain magic to crafting tiny worlds, and miniature food is no exception. It’s a challenging yet incredibly rewarding medium that allows me to explore my creativity uniquely and intimately. The Art of the Tiny Creating miniature food is more than just replicating the appearance of
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Wine Bottles 2
This is the other painting of a pair (see Wine Bottles 1) that I did together. Medium: Pastel on Paper
Wine Bottles 1
This is part of a pair of paintings (see Wine Bottles 2) that I did from photographs that I loved. Medium: Pastel on Paper
Wine 2
This is the partner to the other wine painting that I did to try to loosen my style. Medium: Oil on Canvas Board
Waiting
This is a painting that I did for my mother, who has always loved the fantasy genre. Medium: Oil on Canvas Board
The Smoking Woman
This was a photograph that I found somewhere and wanted to paint because I loved the feel of the image. It was a real pain to paint, mostly because I had the head-to-body proportions wrong and had to repaint the head smaller three times! Medium: Oil on Canvas
