Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Collage.
This collage has been based on a sketch I made whilst in the Cinque Terre village of Corneglia, in Italy. I have also used Italian newspaper, and various paints and stamps.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Italy.
Beautiful, but rather upmarket Positano is one of my favorite places to paint. I first spent time there in 1987, and its certainly changed a lot since then. I love the colour of the buildings, and seeing them all crammed into the small valley – mountains up behind and the sea in front. The photo I painted from was taken from a boat in the harbour – the only way to see the foreshore from this angle really!
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Greece.
Greek Pot 2 is another collage in my Greek Pot Series. Done on a small canvas by applying gesso and a course medium, I added pieces of torn Greek newspaper and drew the pot onto that base. Various layers of paints, inks and glaze were added, along with some handmade stamps. The shape of this pot was inspired my many of my sketches.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Greece.
Greek Pot 4 is another collage in my Greek Pot Series. Done on a small canvas by applying gesso, gel medium, tissue paper, and many layers of, paint. The shape of this pot was inspired by my many sketches of locally made pots.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Greece.
Koroni Rooftops was painted from one of the many photos I’ve taken whilst walking down to Koroni through the many laneways and steps. There are so many different views and they all seem to look different each time I walk down, depending I guess on the weather, the light etc. This is one of my favourite, without too many power lines in the way!
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Italy.
This little church sits on the edge of the pretty lagoon at Agios Nikolaos in Crete. The lagoon is tucked in amongst tavernas and apartments and usually filled with colourful boats. The tiny church sites amongst the trees and is barely visible across the water.
