'Tide and Tranquillity' Collection

Tide and Tranquillity is a celebration of marine life and mindful creativity, where sustainability meets storytelling. The collection features an array of ocean inhabitants—sea turtles, tropical fish, octopuses, lobsters, crabs, blue whales, and orcas—all brought to life with richly pigmented inks and expressive brushwork that capture depth, movement, and quiet emotion.

Many pieces are painted on naturally weathered driftwood, each fragment shaped by tide and time, carrying its own organic history. Additional works appear on carefully selected reclaimed wood, chosen for distinctive grains and contours that enhance the fluid, flowing nature of the artwork.

Together, these hand-painted scenes transform salvaged materials into vibrant reflections of the sea. Tide and Tranquillity invites viewers to pause, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the calming rhythm of the ocean.

Whispers of the Wild invites you into a realm where nature’s soft spoken secrets come alive—through the majestic stag, the hardy highland cow, the quickened hare and the gentle field mouse, among others. This collection celebrates their quiet presence in the wild: captured into the grain of sustainably-sourced wood.

In a nod to the native woodlands of the United Kingdom, many of the pieces are crafted from yew and silver birch—both native to Britain. Yew (Taxus baccata) is one of only three native conifers in the UK. Silver Birch (Betula pendula) is likewise a native broad-leaf species, widely found and valued in British woodlands. The collection also includes pieces in wood of Laburnum—a striking and richly grained non-native tree (introduced to the UK in the 16th century). 

By combining wild fauna with native and sustainably-harvested timber, this collection reflects a deep respect for the landscapes of Britain—and invites the viewer to listen, quietly, to the whispers of its wild corners.

Echoes of the Earth is a collection shaped by the quiet poetry of wild places. Painted on found driftwood—weathered by tide and time—each piece pairs the wood’s natural story with the delicate presence of tree frogs and geckos.

These small, elusive creatures become gentle narrators: frogs in poised stillness, geckos moving through light and shadow. Guided by the driftwood’s textures, each artwork becomes a collaboration with nature itself.

The collection invites viewers to pause, trace the grain, and meet the quiet eyes of creatures often glimpsed only briefly—yet whose presence lingers like an echo in the landscape.

My Secret Garden is a series of artworks created on wood and driftwood, where nature becomes both canvas and collaborator. Each piece begins with a found fragment shaped by time, then is transformed with hand painting and the gentle addition of real dried and pressed flowers.

The collection explores memory, landscape, and the quiet beauty of small things. Petals and leaves carry their own histories, while paint invites bees, daisies, and imagined meadows to bloom from the grain of the wood. Cracks become pathways, textures become skies, and every imperfection is allowed to speak.

These works are intimate windows into a half-hidden world—part herbarium, part daydream. My Secret Garden is an invitation to slow down, notice what is fragile, and rest a moment among soft colours and silent flowers.