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Having a lot of fun finishing off my Hepworth Wakefield prints. These prints will feature in one of four articles I am proud to be doing for The Artist Magazine. More news on that soon!

“Art is never finished, only abandoned.” – Leonardo Da Vinci. My latest #linocut is finished, framed and abandoned on ‘our’ wall!

Atmospheric semi-abstract Linocut of the wonderful Leeds & Liverpool canal at Salts Mill!

‘…over the shoulder of the wild hill, above the sea!’ D.H. Lawrence  My semi-abstract linocut take on the South West Coast 

Original Linocut inspired by The Tour of Britain!

Original Linocut! My take on that wonderful view approaching the atmospheric harbour side in Brixham.

So I found this #workinprogress that I started some 20+ years ago when highly decorated Cups, Saucers & Plates were in fashion! Thought I might finish it now that it appears they are back in vogue! 🤣🤣 #acrylic

So… my ‘Diver’ that sold at #brixhamartsociety Summer Exhibition prompted a commission for the same [now SOLD] It inspired me to create another ‘stylised’ Swimmer ‘The Open Water Swimmer’ 🏊‍♀️🏊‍♀️🏊‍♀️ DM if interested! 🏊🏊🏊

My Linocut Artworks. The nature of Print is its strongest quality, not its weakest. Each print is Unique and every print is an Original.

Towards the Breakwater #acrylic 575×575 … Stormy Sky, Dramatic Sea and the Breakwater marking the return home! #lovebrixham

‘On yer Bike’ Old School low saddle!

It’s the sound of the wavesIt’s the pull of the SeaIt’s the feel of the CoastThat the pool means to me!

Capturing the serene flight of a gull over the headland! One of my favourite works!

Always nice when people contact you about one of your paintings… especially when you painted it in the early 80’s 😀😀 #watercolour

I am currently working on a ‘special’ linocut but have been sketching a little in my sketchbook! Thought you may wish to take a peek at how I relax. That and a bit of poetry too… I’m thinking of building an ArkAs the rain hurtles down in the darkThey say for the gardens it’s goodButContinue reading “Sketches…”

I’m just a Horse in my Pyjamas waiting for my Christmas cheers Lots of Chocolate, Food and Wine and possibly some Beers I know I’ll have a lot of Fun I love my Christmas time Can’t wait for late on Christmas Eve when Santa’s Sleigh Bells chime! Have a great Christmas! Love to all! GeorginaContinue reading “Happy Christmas!”

Coming home round the Breakwater! Loose watercolour of a trawler passing the lighthouse as it heads for the Fish Quay.

Loose watercolour capturing the view from Overgang in Brixham.

Watercolour capture of a Pair of Swallows and Pyramidal Orchids on the headland!

I am a fan of sitting and sketching on my phone and turning it into an artwork. This one is made up of 10 individual sketches and collaged together to form the image!

Very proud to donate [20] quality Shoalstone Pool Prints to the Pool cause! Available via the Pool website! Click Here

Very pleased to receive a ‘Best in Show’ for my Watercolour ‘From the Quay’ at the Brixham Art Society Summer Exhibition.

Such a wet day I thought I’d capture the ‘Storm Clouds on the Coast’ #wetinwet #watercolour

Looking forward to exhibiting at BRIXHAM ART SOCIETY Summer Exhibition at the end of the month. Hope to see you there!

Swallows, Swifts and Martins, can you identifySo similar at distance, to every human eyeThese three are flying high above a clear blue Mansand’s skySummers here, the birds are near… simply look up high! I-Phone sketch on Linocut! I often post sketches and artwork that I create on my phone, sometimes with a short poem. IContinue reading “Swallows, Swifts and Martins”

Cool for Cats. Original Linocut. Framed 500×400. Now available at £125 plus Pack/Del £15.

Watercolour capture of the Dartmoor Tors!

Now available, a choice of 2 original Linocuts capturing the essence of Cornwalls Atlantic Coastline… With a nod to Cornwall’s history, the Chough looks on the mineEach are Cornish through and through and the setting dark but fineThe wild and rugged landscape heading down towards the seaIs the home of both these Cornish gems andContinue reading “Cornish Choughs…”