New Works - WC on Claybord & Pastels on paper

African Painted Wolf - Soft Pastel (Rembrandt) on Black Tint paper) not yet complete.

a little fun. Kitten and friend. Claybord and ink.

Together - no matter what the weather! Watercolour on Claybord.

Icecream with mum and daughter. Holiday in Tuscany. Watercolor on Claybord

FEATURED WORKS 2025-2026

Some of my paintings have a special story, and in some cases it is a sad one, but they had a huge impact on me, and they touched my life with their generosity and trust.

WATERCOLOUR ON ANIMALS WE SHARE OUR LIFE WITH - WC PAPER

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Harri the Echidna.  I have known this little creature for about 18 months, and he is very bold and often walks beside me down the path, until ants are spotted!  I used watercolour and kept it loose, jut wanted to catch his wonderful personality.  14x18in

This beautiful Cape Barren hen is a resident on our farm, Mindi and her mate is called Mork!  Watercolour on paper.
We have been blessed as this pair have been with us for 10 yrs, blessed with beautiful chicks each year.  We just love them.
Very sad to report that Mork was killed by a dog just prior to Easter.  So Mindi now is all along, and solo.  Very sad, but she visits us each evening.  She is OK, but a sad story.  As these geese pair for life, and all our time on our farm they both produced many chicks, and I am not sure where she fits in with the rest of the singles, as there are so many with the road kill on the island!

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2026 Art Classes
Update - Thursday mornings are now  available! 9.30-12.30

Calico Man.  This amazing place is in Calico California, a very old mining township.  This gentleman was  so obliging and posted for me.  The man in the window is made of paper Mache  I used watercolor on paper.  It was a lot of fun.  And thank Mr Calico man!

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Juvenile Wallaby -- WC on paper.
He was beautiful and deserved more care.  This little Wallaby was shot by what appeared to be an air-gun into his left eye!  Really is that what some visitors think of our wildlife on PI!  Authorities do little to nothing to help!

​Juvenile Kookaburra - Watercolour on paper