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Tiny Worlds: A New Miniature Painting

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I’ve just finished a new original painting—and it might be small, but it holds a whole world. This piece is acrylic on wood, framed in a freestanding wooden frame that I painted by hand. The frame itself is just 3.6 x 4.5 cm, making the entire artwork delightfully miniature. The painting is permanently fixed into the frame, and I’ve signed the back. I love working on this scale. You can find the piece now on both Etsy and eBay. Continue reading Tiny Worlds: A New Miniature Painting

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“Everyone Is Dreaming” – A New Original Drawing Now Available

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I’ve just finished a new A5 ink drawing called “Everyone Is Dreaming.” It’s a grid of tiny faces, plants, and strange little moments — each one its own fragment of a thought or a dream. I didn’t plan it. I just let the lines find their way. I like when things unfold like that. It’s available now on both Etsy and eBay if you want to take a look or give it a home. 🖊️ A5 size🎨 Ink on card🔹 One of a kind Thanks for following along. If you want to see how pieces come together in progress, I … Continue reading “Everyone Is Dreaming” – A New Original Drawing Now Available

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Quiet Cats, Strange Rooms, and a Shop Offer

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I’ve been away from my desk this week, but I wanted to post a quick update before I start drawing again. Lately I’ve been thinking about quiet interiors — red rooms, plants that watch you, and cats that maybe know too much. I recently finished a piece called Cats With Nothing to Say. You can see it here. I’ve also added a little shop offer this week — 15% off orders over £10 in my Etsy shop with code STRANGE15.It runs until 13 May. If you’ve had your eye on something, now’s a good time to grab it. I’ll be … Continue reading Quiet Cats, Strange Rooms, and a Shop Offer

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A Room That Watches Back

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I didn’t plan this drawing.I just started with a shape, then a face, then a window — and suddenly I was building a room that didn’t feel empty. A figure appeared, and the floor started watching them.Someone had been crying. Maybe the watcher, maybe someone off the page. I’m not sure. This is one of those pieces where I don’t know what it means yet.But it feels finished. And it feels true. It’s called Watcher in the Room. It’s in my shop now. Continue reading A Room That Watches Back