Drawn in 2020.

I made it in 2021, acrylic paint on canvas 70x100cm, signed

she was good

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Walking under Tyne bridge, taking 32 images and merging them together.

Original oil painting on stretched canvas measuring 42 x 30 cms.

Woman of The Future is a very personal painting that was inspired by The Black Lives Matter movement and the current transformation of the planet through the global pandemic. The swords around her head represent the pain she has to go through to move to the next level. The gold represents the beauty that comes […]

Gemini Star Sign originally created on a jacket using fabric paint and fabric markers then photographed and added onto prints. The original quality of the painting is transferred onto the print so you can see all the original brush strokes, lines and detail as if you’re looking at the real painting. Inspiration of Gemini: – […]

Aries Star Sign originally created on a jacket using fabric paint and fabric markers then photographed and added onto prints. The original quality of the painting is transferred onto the print so you can see all the original brush strokes, lines and detail as if you’re looking at the real painting. Inspiration of Aries: Symbolised […]

Beijing, a moment in the Forbidden City

blank screen, stride by poetry

Hot summer days! Photo taken on film!

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run, Bord Gais providing the backdrop

Bass guitar handmade linocut print. Black oil-based ink on hand-cut ivory-coloured archival paper. Approx 15″x7″ – Numbered and Signed.

Grogu (Baby Yoda) features in this handmade linocut print. Water-based black ink on archival white paper. 6″x6″ Numbered and signed

Handmade Linocut print of the Brooklyn Bridge – looking toward Manhattan. Black Oil-based ink on hand-cut ivory-coloured archival paper. Approx 8″x6″ Numbered and signed

This is a hand-made linocut print of a shallot and shallot slices. This image was hand carved into lino rubber and then ink rolled and printed on archival quality paper. Purple Oil-based ink on brown paper. 8″x8″

Old street in cairo, Egypt called \” al azraq\” which means the blue