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Port Eliot Estate, St Germans Cornwall is one of my favourite places. It has buckets of history and even more charm. As part of culture24 and museums by night events held all over the country, Port Eliot opened its door...

Thick stubby sticks of hard edged, soft centred waxy oil, oilbars are messy, but look so attractive in the box, you just have to have them to add to your repetroire but then comes the moment you regret it. Great...

Tavira feels like Bude but warmer and more days of blue skies. We are staying on the east side of the bridge overlooking the river girao with its famous Roman bridge spanning it. Unrestored, but used, a little cafe and...

I love to go to West Penwith, the area between St Ives, Lands End and Penzance. The coast has spectacular light and the colour of the sea is mesmerizing, but I also like the largely unchanged landscape of the lanes...

I paint the sea and landscape, sometimes seperately but often together and it’s mostly about where the two meet. It seems natural to me that the word ‘Coastscape’ might exist, but the dictionary and a Google search brought no results....

It’s been a busy year with a very successful exhibition ‘Colours of a Tangled Coastline’ and working with the #cruelandcurious collective and the National Trust for ‘Hinterland’. I am keen to explore and develop new ideas for a series of...