Here are two watercolours of iconic Worcestershire views (I lived in Worcestershire for over 30 years and have family and friends there too). Here we have the Malvern Hills from the Cotswold outcrop of Bredon Hill along with a view of Worcester Cathedral across the River Severn. 
I’ve sold a few of these lately so I couldn’t resist painting another just to keep me company . 
This is a watercolour of the farm where I stayed when painting in Norfolk last week; some lovely autumn skies. 
Famous the world over for its light and huge variety of painterly subjects, I’ve spent two days mainly plein air painting in North Norfolk with John Hoar around Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Overy Staithe. 
Here are the (mixed) results. It’s an inspiring place to paint.
I haven’t painted in acrylic for a while so here are two studies of the Poolbeg Chimneys or Stack as they are colloquially known, Dublin Port. One is of an evening flight heading to the airport and the other a colourful dawn. 
There seems to be an autumnal theme in my current paintings. Maybe because we here in the UK have had a unusually warm and sunny summer, I’m driven to think of the beauty of the sudden cooler days and gradual changes of the leaves to vibrant russets, reds and oranges. Anyway, this scene is of the Welsh/Shropshire border near where my oldest and dear friend Mike lives. We went walking here in June. 
