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Watercolour

After many years of dabbling with watercolour painting only to bin them as rubbish, in February 2019, my wife Jeannie enrolled me in a beginners art class for 10 weeks. After learning a few techniques, I found that I had a real talent for painting with watercolour paints. Though naive, I still class myself as a learner, but now I have the confidence to produce a reasonable picture.

I have found that painting exercises my brain-hand coordination, as I sometimes struggle with handwriting when my hand won’t do what my brain tells it to.

Whenever you see a fisherman in my paintings, it's me.

I CAN ONLY HOPE THAT YOU ENJOY LOOKING AT MY PICTURES.

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A very early painting from before my stroke

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This painting is one of the pictures I completed quite soon after I got home following my stroke

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Check year with dad

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I painted this one for my grand daughter Abigail's new bedroom in 2018.

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2018

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This was the first painting I did in art class. I struggled with grounding the boat and perspective - never mind.

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I named this painting 'Somewhere'

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My impression of 'Keilder dam' in winter, Derbyshire.

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A Norfolk Wherry

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Collioure South France, one of my favourite places

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This was the first painting I did in art class. I struggled with grounding the boat and perspective - never mind.

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