I find constant inspiration in the beauty of God's creation. Very often this happens when I go image-hunting with my trusty camera.

A monotype doesn't have repeatable elements. That means every print is considered one-of-a-kind - a unique work of art, just like a unique painting.

Watch this space to see my most recent works.

Dark field monotypes are great for capturing the mysterious shadows that street lighting casts on urban cityscapes. 

A monoprint is usually a variation on a series, as there is an image on the acetate substrate that can be printed multiple times over, in a variety of ways. 

Interested in seeing my process? There are lots of time-lapse videos in my blog.

Portraits and abstracts don't often get a look in with me but you never know what might happen in the future...watch this space!

Coming to etching after years of pen and ink sketching, I loved the rich tones and textures I could get with aquatints.    

Too late to buy these works but not too late to browse!