blockpainting no.9

The final piece from the blockpainting series.

blockpainting no.8

A brighter, more playful piece.

blockpainting no.7

A return to green. Harmony.

blockpainting no.6

Back to the grey. Another one from the harsher side.

blockpainting no.5

The focus here was simplicity of composition.

blockpainting no.4

A shift to the grey end. I love that grey. It’s got a slight concrete tone about it.

blockpainting no.3

I particularly like the lack of squareness in this one.

blockpainting no.2

For this piece, I decided to reduce the palette by removing the red.

blockpainting no.1

Straddling a boundary between painting and sculpture. Encaustic (wax) over wooden construction. 10x10x5cm 2017

is there any escape from noise?

Part 5 of my ’empathy chip malfunction’ series. This is probably the final instalment and where I try to tie up the loose ends.

he has a strange way about him

This is the fourth post from my ’empathy chip malfunction’ series. This time I’ll be looking at emotional distance.

what the hell am I doing here?

Part 3 of my ’empathy chip malfunction’ series: education

A knock to the head

Part 2 of my ’empathy chip malfunction’ series: migraines

empathy chip malfunction

This is the first in a series of posts in which I will try to describe what makes me tick, at least as far as I understand it, because I don’t really understand it.

‘Floating’ series

‘Floating’: a series of six space themed paintings from 2016.

tattoo hiatus and return: pt 2

Part 2 of my little story explaining my hiatus from tattooing, and eventual return.

tattoo hiatus and return: pt 1

Part 1 of my little story explaining my hiatus from tattooing, and eventual return.

tattoo selection 2018/2019

I’m putting these years together because by this time I’d pretty much stopped photographing most of my tattoo work.

tattoo selection from 2017

This is 2017. I think it was around this time I finally had the confidence to announce that I’d be leaving tattooing, at least for a while.

tattoo selection from 2016

2016 was a year of good work but crummy photos!