A ‘blind contour’ drawing over a collage background. The remainder of the collage was painted out with black to set off the face. The image measures 8×9.5 inches approx. and is on heavyweight watercolour paper ready for framing under glass.
Essentially an abstract piece but I like the vague resemblance to three heads in a row! 7×5 inches. Mixed media including collage on heavyweight watercolour paper.
Reproductions of this painting in different formats or as a greetings card are available here.
An image featuring an ambiguous portrait in complementary purple and yellow. Size 6.5 inches square (16.5 cm square). Mixed media including collage, transferred text and paint on heavy watercolour paper. Ready to frame.
A totally abstract collage which suddenly morphed into something before my eyes. You may see it or not. Image size 7.5 inches square, collaged hand-coloured papers on heavy watercolour paper, ready to frame under glass.
An image moving from non-objective towards depiction! Many layers of collaged hand-decorated papers and painting. Image size 7.5 inches square.
A small mixed media painting 7 x 5 inches on heavy watercolour paper. Is the boat going the right way? Will it escape the rocks?
Reproductions of this painting in different formats or as a greetings card are available here.
Who lives here? Are these homes on Earth or elsewhere? A powerful small mixed media painting featuring a layered and textured painted ground with monotype decorated collage. 7.5 x 5.5 inches on heavy watercolour paper, ready to frame under glass.
A mysterious moonlit picture. Mixed media on heavy watercolour paper. Layered texture and collage. Image size 5.5 x 7.5 inches.
Prints on paper or canvas of this picture can be purchased in various formats or as a greetings card in my print on demand shop.
I love yellow! Especially set off by blue. This water media painting on absorbent paper has layers of watercolour both transparent and opaque. Image size 7.5 inches square approximately.
This abstract collage was made with papers decorated with monotype. It would be impossible to reproduce any of the patterned papers exactly. The lightweight papers take the colour in unpredictable ways. The scraps have been stuck to heavy watercolour paper with acid-free adhesive. The title reminds me of a book my father owned called The Golden Road to Samarkand by James Elroy Flecker – the name always fascinated me as a child. Image size approximately 10×9 inches.
This is one of the paintings in my print on demand shop.
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