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Immerse Art 2017

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I am so happy to announce that I will be part of the amazing Immerse program run by Knox council featuring art in 30 venues over the 30 days running from 11 th November. My work ‘ The Ocean was as still as glass then the next, it wasn’t ’, is a large scale work of 6 panels exploring the inevitable ups and down of life. They will be displayed near Bupa in the amenities hallway at Westfield Knox. Put it in your diaries people!! #knoxwestfield Stay tuned for updates! The space             The test! The assistant.

Pet portraits

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Pet portraits

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I have been very busy of late drawing pet portraits. It is something I really love doing and has taken me by surprise how much people love them and appreciate them. It has been very humbling drawing peoples beloved pets and a job that I take seriously.

The very cheeky Honeyman boys

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The Beginning

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   'The beginning', pen on paper, 2017. SOLD

Too much fun

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So much has been going on since I last posted. I am finding it hard to keep up to date on my social media. Between Facebook, Instagram, the blog, Blue Thumb and my website there is not enough hours in the day to be constantly posting as well as working and making art. I thought it was about time to post some recent stuff and happenings. I was in a recent group exhibition at B.S.G which was great fun. I purchased an amazing drawing by Tarn Watkinson who I adore!! I am in the ever popular 40x40 prize and exhibition at the same gallery opening this Friday night 12th May running till the 2nd June. This is always a great night out and amazingly diverse exhibition. Straight after that I am curating an exhibition themed 'Emotions have no gender don't lock your in the dark' exploring manhood and Men's mental health. Organised by friends and colleagues. An eclectic exhibition of works of all disciplines by many wonderful artists. In August I have been scouted to showcase...

I can see you, can you see me?

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Commissioned work for a friend and colleague. 'I can see you, can you see me?. 2016, mixed media on paper.