A Terrible Beauty: Mixed media painting on claybord panel.

The title of this artwork, A Terrible Beauty, is inspired by a fragment of a line from W.B. Yates’ poem, Easter, 1916 (Poetry Foundation, 2019). Its context is changed here to describe hurricanes as a force of awe and terror—their unpredictability possibly addressed by ‘stochastic analysis’ (Katz, 2002). References: Katz, R.W. (2002) ‘Stochastic modeling of hurricane damage’, Journal of Applied Meteorology, pp. 754–762. Available at: https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/apme/41/7/1520-04

Two Fish – Ultramarine

Two fish swimming in an ultramarine sea. Lino print ink on Japanese paper.

Two Fish – Turquoise

Two fish swimming in a turquoise sea. Lino print on Japanese paper.

How Green Was My Hill

Thorpe Cloud in Derbyshire with a cherry tree in spring. Lino cut on white paper, hand coloured with inks.

Green Valley Blue Sky

Valley in Derbshire. Lino print with watercolour ink on paper.

Sphinx oft the Skies

Leaf

A green leaf within the golden confines of spring. Oil pastel on pastel paper.