Antarctica
20th August, 2018
The painting ” Shackelton” front cover of Antarctic.
Here is a glimpse of the spread inside.
The reproductions were just about spot on as well. Here we the paintings “Shackleton’s Nimrod Hut” and “Thank you Mrs Sam”
Here is one of my favourite paintings ” Blow The Wind Southerly”. The painting depicts Scott’s ship ” Terra Nova” sailing through the brutal storm just South of New Zealand during the voyage to Ross Island Antarctica.
20th February, 2018
Here is the last painting that was almost completed before the Antarctic paintings. I must say painting old leather boots is very enjoyable. To create the rich leather so you can almost smell it is the challenge. In this case the painting depicts a pair of ladies boots from the Victorian era set in a scene of a old potting shed.
Please visit again for an update on my next exhibition and subjects.
20th February, 2018
Explorer draft 3 3
12th November, 2017
Thank you to everyone who attended the Antarctic exhibition. Yes, the exhibition sold out but the greatest pleasure was seeing peoples emotional response to the paintings. two people were moved to tears. The greatest reward an artist can have. Thank you.
Thank you to my wife Ligliana for all the support over the years.
Book signing before the opening
Setting up the prints and books in the annex room.
Serenity and Shackleton’s Nimrod hut
Blow The Wind Southerly and Step Into My World
Just before the opening.
Coming together. Nearly finished the set up.
Thank you to New Zealand Post for choosing six paintings in the Historic Huts Of the Ross Dependency 2017 stamp issue. All the other paintings have been included in the first day covers and presentation pack.
Underway at the Antarctic exhibition preview opening.
The family, these guys made it happen.
11th October, 2017
11th October, 2017
11th October, 2017
3rd October, 2017
Nelson Mail story about the Antarctic paintings. Click here.
29th September, 2017
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29th September, 2017