new autumn into winter paintings

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 I have a new series of larger paintings, gouache on paper.... I shall be exploring various ideas but they will mostly be folk art inspired, season inspired, a mix of storytelling opportunities.

For my shop update this week I have four new paintings from this new series. Here are two.



window view on a frosty, snowy day (25cm x 20cm)


and woodland sisters (26cm x 20cm)



These and a further selection of embroidery portraits will be in my shop later today, Wednesday 25th November at 8pm UK time.

Thanks always

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