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People
 Sir David AttenboroughMy all time hero, a portrait I have wanted to paint for some time. Oils on board 60cm x 80cm |  Smiling eyesA study of an old friend, who had many worries at the time Pastel pencil on A4 colour paper |  LiLiA sketch of my youngest daughter aged 2 and a half, when she was very much in love with her rocking horse |
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 Best FriendsThis was a lovely change for me working in Black and white, I really wanted to capture the bond between the horse and it's owner Pastels/chalk on sanded card |  Nihal ArthanyakeA pastel portrait I did as part of the Sky Arts, Portrait Artist Of The Week, paint along challenge. I enjoyed doing this as I don't often get the chance to work from life, it's very different from working from photos |  GrahamThis is a portrait of my Stepfather, he was in his element after a holiday abroad in the sun, getting rather roasted! Oil on stretched canvas 20" x 24" |
 Self PortraitA self portrait taken from life using a mirror. Oil on canvas 20" x 24" A really interesting process for me as it's not something I had ever done before. People asked me why I wasn't smiling, try smiling for 16 hrs, it's going to give you a cramp! |  AidenA study of my eldest son when he was 4 years old. We spent many hours in Pitville park, where his favourite treat was cream and marshmallows (without the hot chocolate!) Oil on wooden panel 14" x 18" |  Girl on SwingGraphite on A3 paper This was a special commission where I was asked to add all of the subjects favourite childhood memories into a piece for her 21st Birthday, such a lovely idea, I'm so pleased with how it turned out |
 Together AgainPastel pencil on A2 sanded card. Another special commission. I was asked to reunite the subject with her best friend, who had sadly passed away leaving no photos of them together. |
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