REpton revisited in contemporary style
I was asked by the client to paint a contemporary painting of Repton (the famous village in South Derbyshire that has the famous public school),… Read More »REpton revisited in contemporary style
I've been an artist all of my life, and my paintings now hang on walls in Europe, USA and Canada. I'm working on getting them on the other continents! My wide range of artwork has been exhibited nearer to home in the East Midlands, with the Guild of Erotic Artists at Beaumont Hall Studios in Hertfordshire, and at "Erotica", Olympia, London. I have also been featured alongside my work in the Guild of Erotic Artists book (volume 2). I love to create dramatic interest in my pictures, whether it’s to paint an unusual landscape, or just to utilise dramatic lighting in my figure drawings or strong colour in my animal portraits. Delighting in the spontaneous tendencies of watercolour adds an interesting and distinctive look to my paintings, some of which are purposefully ambiguous, enabling the viewer to use their own interpretation of my artwork. I also love to hide images, and humour within my paintings, whether it’s a secret message, or an erotic couple hidden within a landscape, or even an erotic landscape where the couple are camouflaged as the features of the land itself. I am equally happy painting in oils, acrylics or watercolours and love to draw with pencil or ink. I have also developed the very effective method of drawing using white pencil on black card which creates dramatic pictures by just picking out where the light catches the body and leaving the rest of the image to the imagination, in darkness. I can also utilise many different styles, whether it is realistic, abstract, surrealistic, erotic, fantasy or camouflage art where something is hidden within the painting. I'm just passionate about my art, whatever I paint! But, it doesn't matter how many landscapes or pet portraits I paint, its always the erotic stuff that people are interested in! I started blogging to share some of the strange conversations I have with the people I meet. But its evolved into far more than that now.
I was asked by the client to paint a contemporary painting of Repton (the famous village in South Derbyshire that has the famous public school),… Read More »REpton revisited in contemporary style
Having finished the peacock painting, and the Poseidon and mermaid painting, I have another commission to do..something totally different to the others… It’s going to… Read More »the next painting is going to be something completely different
The client asked me to paint a picture that featured Poseidon, and a mermaid, on a beach, at night, with a romantic feel to it,… Read More »Meet Poseidon and his lovely mermaid
I know a lot of people have asked me if the Eureka murals I completed earlier on this year were for sale as prints, so… Read More »Eureka prints for sale
Now I’ve finished the peacock commission I have not one, but two more commissions to do. The first one features a type of setting I’ve… Read More »TWo more exciting commissions and no peacocks in sight…
I was asked in August to do the commission of a blue peacock on a wall by the client, she wasn’t sure what background she… Read More »So proud of this peacock
When I was working on the painting of the three peacocks last week, it was because I loved the white peacock and its connection to… Read More »A Peacock again…but in a different way
A few weeks ago on the Repton Facebook page (that I still follow even though I live in Kent now, as I was brought up… Read More »Celebrating Three peacocks…
In January I was asked to do 2 murals for Eureka in Kent. I was honoured to be asked since I knew the owners wanted… Read More »The Eureka murals…at last
I was asked to do a commission of another Queynte painting a few weeks ago, by someone who loves the Fantasy Fanny paintings I’ve done… Read More »Introducing the Latest Fanny …Number 24…
I’ve just had a long chat with a perspective client who is interested in me painting him. He thinks I am the ideal person to… Read More »A new twist on an old favourite
Whilst I was doing the murals at Eureka in Kent, one of the members of staff there, Bob, asked me if I would paint him… Read More »Making an ecstatic Star
It took 23 days to do the two murals at Eureka. Every day for 23 days. A total of 158 and a half hours. Which… Read More »A first for me, and they went as I hoped and planned
After just over a week of working long hours I have completed the first mural for Eureka. Its 8 feet x 5 feet and took… Read More »A first!
I’m getting on well with the first mural, and was delighted to get this reaction from someone at the Club who saw it when it… Read More »Already……