Here is a view from Fish Hill, Worcestershire/Gloucestershire border above the village of Broadway and looking over the Vale of Evesham with Bredon Hill on the left and the Malvern Hills in the distance. It’s a view that I have lived for decades and I’m thrilled to have managed to capture it in paint. It’s painted on canvas board.
Here are two watercolours of snow scenes; some old barns near Exmoor and George Nympton Church. The key is to make sure there are some strong darks to light up the snow. Both of these were painted as quickly and loosely as my level of 
ability allowed.
Here we have two recent watercolours painted with the great John Hoar. The west of Ireland (edge of the world) and a snowy North Devon. These were painted fast and free. 
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. 
