Tower Bridge from Sky Garden

Tower Bridge From Sky Garden originated from the Walkie Talkie skyscraper whose interior is known as Sky Garden. Hand-drawn raindrops and coloured planes consolidated the view of Tower Bridge.

Screenprint edition of 14, paper size 36.5 x 53.5cm, image size 21.5 x 38cm

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Super Blue Moon

During 30th August, 2023 a Super Blue Moon was in the sky. Appearing larger than usual, as the full moon is closer the earth, I took the opportunity to incorporate the large moon in a geometric setting. A blue moon is not actually blue but its description means two full moons in a month.

Screenprint edition of 12, paper size 42 x 42cm, image size 25 x 25cm

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Kitesurfing #2

Kitesurfing #2 is a larger print to Kitesurfers featuring kitesurfing taking place on the Thames Estuary.

Screenprint edition of 15, paper size 23 x 18.5cm, image size 14.7 x 10.5cm

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London Eye No1

Screenprint, 13.9 x 9.5cm Paper size, 9.5 x 5.5cm Image size, Edition 30

London Eye No 1

Golden Jubilee Bridge No1

Screenprint, 11.5 x 9cm Paper size, 9.5 x 6.5cm Image size, Edition 15

Millennium Bridge No1 

Screenprint, 8.5 x 11.5cm Paper size, 6.5 x 9.5cm Image size, Edition 12

Millennium Bridge No 1

Alignment, Greenwich Park

Greenwich Park accommodates the Royal Observatory and the Meridian Line is the Prime Meridian of the world as its Longitude is Zero, and was the reference point for Greenwich Mean Time.

This print focuses on the sky’s alignment of Venus and the Moon celebrating the park’s cosmic and scientific notoriety.

Alignment, Greenwich Park

Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x56cm, image size 21 x 41cm

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Stargazing, Primrose Hill

Primrose Hill’s high elevation affords a popular location to stargaze along with the panoramic skyline of London.

Stargazing, Primrose Hill

Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x 56cm, image size 21 x 39cm

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Transmission, Alexandra Park

Each London Park is identified by some historic or cosmic event. 

Alexandra Park is known globally as it transmitted the first high definition (for the time) television broadcast on 2nd November 1936. The Crystal Palace TV transmitter, the 8th tallest structure in London, is present on the horizon broadcasting across London.

Transmission, Alexandra Park

Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x 56cm, image size 21 x 39cm

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Residents, St James’s Park

A serene London night scene of the Pelicans basking on a rock together. A quiet moment in the busy centre of London.

Screenprint edition of 18, paper size 38 x 28cm, image size 27.5 x19.5cm

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