Dunstanburgh Castle Reflections Celtic These ceramic versions were inspired

These ceramic versions were inspired by the cheeky small  birds that like to come and forage in the planters on the windowsill outside my studio window

These sheep had found the very best place possible for the snowy weather

The surface finish on these portraits is noticeably smoother than in the encaustic versions

this set of Ceramic Coasters features four favourite images from my own original paintings

exposing the wet

Dunstanburgh Castle Reflections Celtic These ceramic versions were inspiredDunstanburgh Castle Reflections Print 0040 Dunstanburgh Castle is one of Northumberland's most iconic sights and a favourite subject for artists and photographers alike. Set on a dramatic headland, the castle ruins rise above the sea like a broken crown. It was painted in various moods by JM Turner on his first visit to Northumberland in 1797 and on subsequent visits up until 1834. In my own painting, seen in this print, I show a bright Spring day,