I’ve been moved to paint this by the present situation in the Ukraine. Who knows whether this building still stands, but it’s St Andrew’s church in Kyiv, a building which fairly embodies the national colours of a country which is in all our thoughts at the moment.
My latest digital painting. Wrightwick Manor, Near Wolverhampton, England. Built in Tudor Revival style late in the 19th century by the industrialist and paint Magnate, Theodore Mander. Donated to the National Trust by his son Geoffrey in 1937 when the house was less than 50 years old, it now houses a renowned collection of Pre-Raphaelite art.
Just finished a painting of Industrial Britain, the Glass Factory at Gas Street Canal Basin in Birmingham, inspired by Paul Hayes’ 1990s photograph:
European street scene drawn from imagination…
Winthrop Hall, Reflection Pond and the Senate Chamber at the University of Western Australia. Oil on Canvas, 90cm by 60cm. Recently completed painting.
A different sort of repeating pattern
Another exercise in seamless repeating patters… or the never-ending town… or Paul gets inspired by M C Escher! Perhaps we should call it Castrovalva?
Greater Albion Art and Design 