Clearing space And finding what’s next…  The light’s changing and so is my space. I’ve moved things around, stripped back, and found beauty in what was hiding at the back of a shelf. My easel is facing in a new direction and I feel like I am too. Autumn shake-up 🍂I’ve gone through piles of work […]

I had an amazing weekend in Shoreditch at TOAF. I met some truly wonderful people and had so many inspiring conversations. It felt good to speak about my work face-to-face again. Thank you for taking the time to listen, share your thoughts and connect. It was lovely to see some of my paintings head off

HAPPY CHRISTMAS Sending you love, light, and laughter for good memories and a bright and healthy 2025! This is my most recent piece, Navitas. It is a beautiful arrangement of bright colours and contrasts, with a festive feel centred around Alizarin Crimson and Turquoise. If you’d be interested in hanging this piece on your own wall, please

What’s this about Blue Monday? I understand that it’s a bleak time of the year and we are ready for a bit of sunshine but I can’t help thinking that there’s a bit of manipulation going on! Companies cashing in on the prospect of some ‘retail therapy’? Personally I love blue. It represents both the

As the weather improves, and sunny days lengthen into the summer, my studio on Coventry’s Canal Basin becomes an idyllic space to finish commissions and work on my art, alongside the company of my trusty dog Bertie. I’ve been based here for nearly 15 years, enjoying it as not only a workspace but an escape.

As the temperatures begin to drop over the next few weeks, the nights become longer and the grass becomes wetter on those sultry October mornings, you may notice an explosion of colours above your head, in the trees, and in nature around you. Oftentimes I find myself taking the wonderful colours of Autumn for granted,

‘The Way Home’ is a commissioned piece which I completed recently as a commemoration for a 40th wedding anniversary. Vivid, frosty tones are layered upon images which represent the joining of a family from across the world, forming a painting which stands for strength, love, loyalty, and family. I was approached to conceive the piece

It’s a brilliant time for Coventry. The city is blooming, the summer seems to be brighter, and the excitement emanating from the city of culture is palpable. Sitting down in Lesley’s garden, the natural world appears as a fair influence, with vast varieties of flowers and plants adorning the well-kept lawn. Lesley’s dog Bertie waits