HARVEST TIME - St Puy, France

#353 - Oil - 15”x 15.7” ( 40x 40cm ) SOLD

GERBERAS AND GLASS

#352 - Oil on birch wood block - 8”x 8” x 1” depth (20.3x20.3cmx 3cm depth) It was definitely time for a change of subject. Gerberas are one of my favourite flowers to paint.

TEAM INDIA - 7 - V Kohli & C Pujara

#351 - Oil - 6”x 6” (15.3 x 15.3cm)

V KOHLI, Team India - 6

#350 - Oil - 6” x 6” (15.3cm x 15.3cm ) The penultimate of these paintings.

V KOHLI, Team India - 5

#349 - Oil - 6”x 6” (15.3cm x15.3cm ) - Just a couple more of VK to go!

V KOHLI, Team India - 4

#348 - Oil - 6” x 6” ( 15.3cm x15.3cm ) - Another painting of V Kohli when he was playing in Australia. A magnificent batsman!

V KOHLI, Team India - 3

#347 - Oil - 6” x 6” ( 15.3cm x 15.3cm ) - V Kohli.
Private Collection.

V KOHLI, TEAM INDIA - 2

#346 - Oil - 6''x 6'' ( 15.3cm x15.3cm ) - VK on strike. This painting is no longer available.

V KOHLI, TEAM INDIA - 1

#345 - Oil - 6''x 6'' (15cm x 15.cm ) - V (King) Kohli, currently the best batsman.....what a great player and Captain. This painting is no longer available.

C PUJARA, ON STRIKE, TEAM INDIA, MCG

#344 - Oil - 6''x 6'' (15.3cm x 15.3cm ) - Continuation of my Cricket paintings. This is C Pujara, he played magnificently this summer in the Australia/India Test series.

MEN AT WORK

SOLD :  #343 - 5” x 7” ( 12.7cm x 17.8cm) - Oil - Currently there are a lot of footpath works being done at our local shopping strip. I just had to take advantage of painting their ‘Hi-Vis’ clothing that was glowing magnificently in the winter’s sun. 

DAFFODILS - Tête-à-tête

    #342 - 6”x 6” ( 15.3cm x 15.3 cm ) - Oil - I bought these small daffodils not only for their beauty and colours, but also for their name ‘Tête à Tête’. Click here for purchasing details.

LE MARCHÉ À LODÈVE, FRANCE

  #341 - 6” x 6” (15.2cm x 15.2cm ) - Oil - Click here for purchasing details. Here is another painting from one of my trips to France. Looking ‘contre jour’ and trying to simplify a complicated scene.

DAFFODIL #4

  #340 - 4”x 4” (10.2cm x 10.2cm) - Oil    

DAFFODIL #3

  #339 - 4”x 4” (10.2cm x 10.2cm) - Oil

DAFFODIL #2

 

 

 

 

 

#338 - 4” x 4” (10.2cm x 10.2cm) - Oil

DAFFODIL #1

    #337 - 4” x 4” (10.2mx 10.2cm) - Oil - It’s Daffodil season! I really love the strong, uncomplicated shapes of Daffodils.

LES TOURISTES, MONTPELLIER, FRANCE

 Click here for purchasing details :  #336 - 6” x 6” - Oil - I painted this scene from a photo taken a few years ago during a day visit to Montpellier. I zoomed in and cropped this small composition from within the larger photo. I loved the light created by the ‘contre jour’ aspect. The aim was to keep the painting impressionistic and ephemeral. 

BATSMAN #11

    #335 - 6” x 6” - Oil :  Click here for purchasing details.    

BATSMAN #10

 

 

#334 - 6” x 6” - Oil : SOLD      

 

 

 

 

BATSMAN #9

#333 - 6” x 6” - Oil - SOLD

ON STRIKE #3

 

 

 

#332 - 6” x 6” - Oil - Click here for purchasing details.

ON STRIKE #2

 

 

 

#331 - 6” x 6” - Oil - Click here for purchasing details.

ON STRIKE #1

 

 

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#330 - 6”x 6” - Oil - It’s summertime in Australia so that means time for some Cricket paintings......here we go!

MILOU

    #329 - 8”x 8” - Oil - Another pet portrait commission. I am always very happy, and relieved, when the owners are pleased with their commision. :-)

BIG BINS

  #328 - 8” x 10” - Oil - This was one of those occasions when the subject chose me. Who knew that bins could be beautiful? They were looking very smart indeed in the full sun. The added bonus was the complementary coloured graffiti.

BUS 472 - # 4

  #327 - 8” x 10” - Oil - It has been way too long since I added to my ‘Bus 472’ series! Hope to get out a bit more often.

ST PUY, FRANCE

#326 - A collage of some recent work from my trip to St Puy, France.

CRICKET - COVER DRIVE

#325 - 6” x 8” - Oil - Commission - It was a real pleasure to paint this cricket action from the archives. 

TOAD

#324 - 6" x 6" - Oil - Commission -  Normally when an artist chooses a subject to paint it's because something about the subject caught their eye and moved them in a particular way. However when it comes to a commission the artist subsequently paints to move someone else. For the artist this can certainly be an added pressure. Although when the client is happy, that pressure is most definitely worthwhile!