Moonlit Fox Trot

The skeletal appearance of Albert Bridge is the backdrop of London’s impending night life and wild life!

Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x 28cm, image size 27.5 x 15cm

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Lambeth Bridge

Lambeth Bridge was painted red to match the seats in the House of Lords, the part of the Palace of Westminster closest to the bridge. The images streaming light creates a bright pink structure against the monochromatic surrounding with its prominent shadows.

Mini screenprint edition of 30, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 10.5 x 7.5cm

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The Flying Bus

The Flying Scotsman’s first journey in 1928 influenced my title as nearly hundred years before, in 1829, the first London bus began its service from Paddington to Bank.

Time is the key element of this work and captures the fleeting moment when the iconic red London Bus leaves its stop.

Screenprint edition of 18, paper size 27.5 x 37.5cm, image size 15.5 x 27cm

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London Cawing #2

Similar to London Cawing #1 this print instead shows a pigeon outside the red telephone boxes unable to get in to make the call for more crumbs!

Mini screenprint edition of 15, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 9 x 7.5cm

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St James’s Park

This print is the smaller version of 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.

Miniature screenprint edition of 12, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 10.6 x 7.5cm

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Margate Lighthouse

Margate in Kent is on the Thames Estuary and north-facing affording it to have bright and sparkling light across its sea and coastline. The lighthouse marks the human presence amongst the sea’s vista.

Screenprint edition of 40, paper size 23.9 x 30cm , image size 18.7 x 23.5cm

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Tate-à-Tate

Millbank Millennium Pier links Tate Modern to Tate Britain by river boat. During various times of the day the sun creates a romantic effect across this floating intricate steel structure.

Screenprint edition of 4, paper size 34.5 x 28cm, image size 24 x 18.8cm

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London Cawing #1

The iconic Red Telephone boxes are still in use in London. However, in this cosmopolitan city wildlife are always part of dramatic intervention! The crow ‘caws’ out loud!

Screenprint edition of 70, paper size 30 x 21cm, image size 16.5 x 9.8cm

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Fragmented City

The old and new developments in the city. The Tate chimney stands anchored against its surrounding jagged neighbouring new buildings.

Screenprint edition of 14, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 10 x 7.5cm

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Kitesurfers

Where there are waves there are Kitesurfers! A person is at one with the elements when soaring in to the sky. The surrounding sky and seascape emphasise the tiny scale of the participants.

Mini Screenprint edition of 12, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 10.5 x 7.5cm

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