
Ammonites repeat pattern study
February 2019
I decided to create another ammonite repeat as I feel the pieces below are a little too simple. I am happier wth the result and like the way the drawings work on the background colour.

Acorns and Ammonites repeat pattern
January 2019
This is a hand drawn pattern for the letter ‘A’ which I have then scanned onto my computer and added details and a selection of background colours.

X for Xmas repeat pattern
December 2018
Merry Xmas everyone! I have made this hand drawn repeat pattern and added a black background in Photoshop. Snow flakes with a Posca marker add to the winter feel!

H for Hares mixed media collage
November 2018
This is a new mixed media collage called “Happy Hares”. I created the piece for an exhibition at the Ferini Gallery which ran from September to October of this year. I used different painting techniques on paper, fabric hexagons and cutouts of hares and hexagons.

M for Moth repeat patterns
September 2018
I have created a moth for the letter ‘M’ in my alphabet project by making a lino print with added collage details. Then I have experimented with the moth cut out to make a repeat pattern in Photoshop.

Suffolk Summer with black background
July 2018
Here is a version of my Suffolk Summer repeat pattern artwork with a folksy black background. I think it looks rather good!!

Suffolk Summer repeat
June 2018
This is a detail from a hand drawn repeat pattern which I have made for the Pakefield Postcard Auction in aid of Suffolk Wildlife Trust. The auction is on 15th August 2018 at Ivy House Hotel in Lowestoft.

River Repeat with blue background
May 20th 2018
I have been experimenting with different coloured backgrounds for my river artwork. I like the watery feel of the blue in this design.

River Repeat detail
May 2018
This is a piece I have been working on for an exhibition on the theme of ‘River Dwellers’ which starts in June at the Ferini Gallery in Pakefield, Suffolk.

Purple Pop repeat
March 2018
I have added a perfect purple background to this “P for Pop” repeat!