I enjoy creating paintings of Barn Owls so much, I decided to make a couple more, they are such beautiful birds, and quite haunting too!
Read MoreBeginning a big stag painting
This is a video I took in the studio for an Instagram reel ( follow me here ) i began this piece with an acrylic underpainting as I wanted a dark background and this helps me add depth. This is the first layer of oils going on, once dry Ill spend a few more hours on the next layer.
Painting session - Woodland Stag
This week I have changed the way that I work slightly to accommodate a couple of restrictions, and it has turned out to be in my favour. I spent yesterday painting this gentleman. I have used the same reference photo in a previous painting several years ago, and it was interesting for me, to return and see the differences in my own approach.
A video showing my Highland Cow painting with flowers in progress
A short clip showing work in progress on my Highland Cow painting with flowers. This piece uses all of the colours of the rainbow.
A year since I made this timelapse of a commissioned piece for a very lovely couple.
Beginning work on a new painting commission - Highland Cow in bright rainbow colours
Each Highland Cow portrait is a one-of-a-kind, unique oil painting. This little video shows the beginning stage of a new painting, which has been commissioned recently. Im going to film the whole process on this one and give the client the video along with the piece.
Big Highland Cow Painting
Corrie is a new big Highland Cow painting for sale. A heartwarming girl in radiant colours,
Update This piece is sold. Are you interested in a similar colourful piece of original art? Please get in touch to find out about comissioning a bespoke cow painting of your own.
Corrie the Highland Cow
One of the joys of commissioning a custom painting, is the ability to choose the subject and the colour palette and then let me do the rest!
Highland Cow Painting in Situ
Highland Cow Painting ‘Corrie’ 80 x 100 cm SOLD
Work process video - painting a horse portrait.
I had already painted the first layer of this painting of a beautiful Chestnut Peruvian Paso gelding called Tucker, kind permission of K Broemmelsick. I hung the canvas up to dry and it was actually almost a year until I managed to get a second session in. I filmed myself painting the next stage and made a video. When editing it, I found out that I use my fingers rather more than I realise!