Possible projects include a Laperouse painting, one or 2 on the theme of Nelson and Trafalgar (because the Victory 2005 series are about to become available for sale, I will write the story here soon) a further famous wine village series this time involving more working people in the paintings,  and I have a new idea that relates to paintings about some of the big issues of our times.

This would be a new project relating to work we have been doing with Plymouth University, Plymouth Maritime etc on issues such as climate change and sustainability. The angle I will be considering is how capitalism has and is driving this… More in later blogs… If you have theories, thesis etc on these issues and are interested in working with a painter in his prime, maybe we should talk?

Think about getting in touch?

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