Welcome to my online gallery
Take your time to delve into the stories behind my curated artworks.
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winter glow
Step into the first snowfall of the year, where the world hushes… and the magic wakes. In Winter Glow, two spirited little robins flutter in on sparkling wings, carrying with them a burst of joy, warmth, and winter wonder. Their feathers shimmer with hints of enchantment, as if they’ve borrowed a touch of starlight just to brighten the frosty air.
Painted in a dreamy blend of watercolour and acrylic, this petite artwork glows with gentle colour and playful energy—an invitation to pause, smile, and believe in small, beautiful moments.
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midWinter magic
I’m delighted to share my newest acrylic piece, “Midwinter Magic,” a painting that captures a quiet moment of love, mystery, and ancient enchantment.
Set in the heart of a snow-covered forest, the artwork features two deer drawn together by a bond older than the winter winds themselves. Their silhouettes glow softly against the frosted landscape, as if illuminated from within by a forgotten magic. The air around them shimmers with subtle hints of ethereal light, inviting the viewer to imagine the stories whispered through generations of woodland lore.
These deer are more than creatures of the forest—they are symbols of devotion and timeless connection, brought to life through layers of cool winter tones, delicate textures, and the soft luminescence of acrylic paint. I wanted them to feel both real and otherworldly, grounded in nature yet touched by myth.
“Midwinter Magic” celebrates the quiet power of love and the mystery of ancient forces that still echo through the wild places of the world. It’s a piece meant to evoke warmth in the coldest season and wonder in the stillness of winter nights.
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Winter solstice magic
The first piece of my debut exhibition, “Winter Solstice Magic” celebrates the turning of the seasons and the quiet enchantment of midwinter. Two mystical hares sit running around happy. A glowing solstice circle as the sun sets and a crescent moon rises, symbolizing balance, renewal, and the eternal dance between light and dark. Surrounded by winter trees, mistletoe, holly, and fir, the scene weaves together ancient seasonal symbols and the gentle magic of nature’s cycles. Painted in acrylic on canvas, this piece invites viewers into a world where nature and spirit meet in serene harmony.
This original painting is available for sale via the Solstice Exhibition at the Old Lock Up Gallery, Cromford, Matlock between the 22nd November - 21st December 2025.
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Magic of Autumn
The Magic of Autumn - my fall fascination.
This is a painting of a story between two soulmates, the stag and the doe are surrounded by the warming hues of autumn. Golds and bronze tones dazzle in the late afternoon sun representing love, loyalty, eternal bonds. Energy sparkles and dances around the physical and souls of the beings.
This was a beautiful journey, using acrylic paint on canvas.
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flower moon
The May full Moon - The Flower Moon. Traditionally named for the abundance of wildflowers that blossom under its watchful gaze.
The sky is deep ultramarine, scattered with faint stars, and a hint of cloud rolls through the sky, adding an ethereal quality to the scene. The painting captures the serene beauty and quiet magic of a spring night touched by lunar light, evoking both renewal and reverence for nature’s cycles.
The painting is done on repurposed MDF. Using acrylic and gouache paint.
Pink moon
Here I share my recent painting inspired by the Pink Moon. Though the moon doesn’t really turn pink, there is a lot of meaning behind it.
This picture resembles the coming of Spring. Here you will see a pink phlox spread pasture nestled between two mighty cherry trees, and a beautiful Python bivittatus, relaxingly coiled around her recently laid eggs.
The meaning behind this painting brings Spring’s kiss of nature’s growth. The pink moon represents awakening of nature after the winters sleep. The pink resembles pink blossom, wild phlox which indicates that Spring is here. Abundance and renewal. The Python symbolizes regrowth, rebirth, protection and wisdom. She coils around her eggs to protect them, her ventral scales swirled, a figure of eight mimics the infinity symbol of unconditional love.
crow moon
Around mid-March 2025, there will be a full moon. In some parts of the world, it is known as the Crow Moon. Throughout February, I’ve painted this picture of the March full moon. It’s been a beautiful journey with this, the experience was magical.
This painting of the Crow Moon captures the quiet, mystical beauty of a late winter night, as the last remnants of snow still cling to the earth. A pale, luminous moon hangs in the sky, casting a soft, silvery glow over the barren landscape. The moon’s light shimmers on the frost-covered ground.
A group of crows is silhouetted against the moon. Their presence adds a sense of quiet movement and life to the stillness of the scene, echoing the symbolic connection of the Crow Moon to the time of transition before spring's arrival.
The cool, ethereal colours - soft lilacs, greys, and whites - bring a serene yet haunting atmosphere to the painting, evoking feelings of introspection and the passage of time. This painting represents clarity and transition.
snow moon
Around the 12th February 2025, the full moon is due to shine bright. I’ve spent some January nights painting this picture of the February full moon, which in some parts of the world is known as the Snow Moon. I feel very happy to share this wondrous piece which is the next part of my 2025’s Moon Collection.
I’ve used a mixture of gouache and watercolour to create the Snow Moon picture. It’s been an incredible and magical journey yet again with the natural beauty of the moon.
The Snow Moon found its name due to the heavy snowfall around the late January/February times of the year.
In this picture, I’ve painted a great snowy owl flying low in the reflection of the February full moon. The owl is preparing to land, wings spread, and talons are out ready to grip for stability. The landscape is laced with layers of fluffy snow. There is a hazy glow around distant stars, as snowflakes start to appear.
This painting resembles, inner awakening, spiritual enlightenment, wisdom and connecting with nature.
wolf moon
It feels very magical and special to be able to share this recent painting upon the night of the January full moon, which is known as, The wolf Moon.
I have always been fascinated with the moon; it has a unique and mystical vibe which has always captured my eye and thoughts. For centuries, people have made myth and folklore about this natural beauty.
The Wolf Moon found its name because its thought that wolves were heard howling more often at this time of the year. Wolves are pack animals, and they have strong family bonds, they often like to howl together and especially in the moonlight.
In this picture, I’ve painted two wolves howling toward the January full moon. The landscape is icy and cold, the trees are empty and bare, the twiggy foliage on the surface of the ground. The fur trees in the distance are laden with frosty mounds. There is a dewy mist to resemble the crisp air. Stars dance and twinkle in the sky as the Wolf Moon takes centre stage. This painting resembles, strength, connection and emotional well-being.