This is an example of my ‘refractionist’ technique at work as I build up the painting, first from breaking down a photo into areas of colour, which I sketch in as mainly black and white, gently adding colours that I feel will represent light on colour at different depths of perception. Then I add to these ‘segments’ individual colours, reflecting … Read the rest
Recent Work in progress… Read the rest
I have settled on this being an example of “Refractionist Landscape” 
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I am going to called it “Refractionist” for now until my muse tells me otherwise!! 
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I am not sure if Abstract Landscape are what my paintings are exactly after researching other paintings in this ‘school’ – so I need a new name for this new style if anyone can oblige!??… Read the rest
This painting is a painting technique that I have been developing over the last 6-9 months. It is a style I call “Abstract Landscape”. It is about breaking down the effect of light, usually sunlight, on colour into ‘component’ pieces of colour. For example in this painting “Fractured Light” which is essentially sunlight spilling through a woodland grove, the yellow … Read the rest
Fractured Light Painting… Read the rest
“Perpetual Light”
People have commented variously how this painting “captures sunshine”, “reminds me of hope”…and sometimes comments inform you about what the painting evokes in others and in a sense what it is about, almost.. The subject material here is one of my very favourite chapels in Wales. Not only is it the smallest but I also love it’s crooked … Read the rest
I have recently submitted this painting to this great cause and Art Auction to raise money for this charitable organisation.… Read the rest
