Drawing outside poses a set of challenges quite different to the world of the studio. People are in movement and the spaces become larger and more abstract. The energy and speed of public life can be quite challenging, but it can also offer spontaneity and unexpected encounters leading to new developments in composition and imagination. The abstraction of large spaces and multiple perspectives can lead to pictures that seem to speak to the noise of the city.
"It's bound to recover" - The day the pound crashed in Liverpool Street
John at The Cock Tavern
Lemon Lounge
On Holiday
Along with the Stream of Buffalo
From Przemyśl (2)
Morale du Joujou
Walking the fucking dogs
Laban dancer
St Benedicts Street Blues
The Rehearsal
"It's bound to recover" - The day the pound crashed in Liverpool Street
Pen and Ink on paper, 20 x 30 cm, 2023
John at The Cock Tavern
Pencil on paper, 23 x 24 cm, 2017
Lemon Lounge
Charcoal on canvas, 136 x 115.5 cm, 2022
On Holiday
Etching and Monotype, 24 x 19 cm, 2016
Along with the Stream of Buffalo
Pencil, Charcoal and Gouache on paper, 2016
From Przemyśl (2)
Oil pastel on paper, 110 x 87 cm, 2022
Morale du Joujou
Pencil and ink on paper, 39.5 × 50 cm, 2024
Walking the fucking dogs
Watercolour on paper, 38 × 26 cm, 2024
Laban dancer
Ink on paper, 15 x 21 cm, 2018
St Benedicts Street Blues
Monoprint and oil pastel on paper, 29.5 x 20 cm, 2022
The Rehearsal
Charcoal, pastel and ink on paper, 154.5 x 132 cm, 2016