My new collection of images entitled ‘Southern Comforts’ are almost ready. During the last few months I have explored some of the more hidden parts of Dorset’s beautiful Coastline. The series of black and white photographs will be previewed exclusively on my website, before being exhibited locally. Be sure to check back soon.

As promised, here is a template to make your very own cootie catcher. You can download the blank cootie catcher template by clicking here and you can also download my completed original here to help guide you. Good luck!

Over 500 visitors passed through the doors of our venue at The Courtyard Workshop and Gallery during this years Dorset Art Weeks event. A big thank you goes to all the people that came to see my work and give me such positive feedback, all orders will be fulfilled within the next 2-4 weeks and I will keep you informed by email. If you missed out, why not visit the new gallery feature where you can view all the prints and frames online and even purchase your favourite piece through google checkout.

I would also like to thank Liz Tyler and the host, Simon Thomas Pirie for making the event even more delightful.

One of the unexpected stars of the show, my promotional ‘cootie catcher’ information leaflet, has been a real hit and you will be pleased to know that I will be making a template available to download next weekend! So check back then. Meanwhile I am going to take a well earned rest over the next couple days and enjoy the sun.

Thank you again for making the event so enjoyable.

As the unpredictable weather continues, the large canvas print of ‘Defenceless’ dominating the wall in the Courtyard Gallery looks even more inviting! The visitors are still coming out in their droves, which is very much appreciated and somewhat gratifying. Simon has done a fantastic job on the renovating his new workshop, making the visit to the show even more rewarding.

The images on show are gaining an overwhelming response and I appreciate the positive feedback, so a big thank you to everyone. Limited edition prints are still available and are personally signed by myself. Selected prints are also available in bespoke frames along with my popular 3d mounts. Online ordering will be available soon, so stay tuned.

There is still plenty of time to come and visit us, the Dorset Art Weeks website has detailed information about our venue with directions on how to find us.

After burning the midnight oil for what seems like an eternity I am finally ready for the launch of Dorset Art Weeks 2008, and my first ever-public exhibition of my work. I have worked on an exciting project inspired by the Wimborne Model Town and I wish to thank Stuart Beavan for his generosity and understanding whilst undertaking this project.

I wanted to do something special for Dorset Art Weeks 2008, something unique, different and fun, so I started to experiment 
on a series of images inspired by Wimborne Model Town. Built well over 50 years ago, the magnificent 1:10 scale models continue to surprise and amaze visitors from all over the world with their superb quality and realism.

Over the course of 4 weeks, I experimented with various lighting techniques and low shot camera angles that resulted in the 1950’s town coming alive by enhancing many of its unusual features.

The outcome is a set of 5 images that have a hypnotic appearance and a sense of mystery about them, along with a subtle touch of 
my sense of humour.

At last, it’s finally here, my brand new website. Over the next few weeks the website will continue to evolve, an interactive image gallery will be the main attraction along with the opportunity of purchasing my prints online. In the meantime, I will be posting updates on this site about my exhibition that will be starting this Saturday as part of Dorset Art Weeks.