This A4 acrylic painting of Tess was completed in one week. The part of Tess I really love is that her hair is wiry, meaning that a lot of texture can be bought into the fur. I love the effect that the different tones on the face give to the overall piece, as well as...

This is an A4 oil portrait of Louie which took ten days to complete. I love the contrast of the background and the cat, as it feels as though the foreground is coming out of the painting. I especially love the eyes on this piece because of their size and striking...

This A3 oil painting of Oscar took two weeks to complete. I really love how the darkness of the background pulls Oscar forward. My favourite part of the painting is the eyes and the area around them, which I felt pulled the whole painting together, because of their...

This pony commissioned at A3 is an oil portrait which took two weeks to complete. I really enjoyed putting together this piece because of the saddle in particular. I felt that this really got me enthusiastic about not only the pony, but the still life object too....

This A2 acrylic portrait of Henry the Jug took four days to complete. The original background to this picture of Henry seemed like a good template to turn it a little abstract, adding texture and originality. My favourite part about this painting is Henry's eyes...

This A3 oil portrait of Bella was completed over the course of two weeks. The majority of Bella was coloured using monochrome oils, blended with slight auburn tones, whilst the background used a mix of white, aquamarine and vermilion. I really enjoyed creating the...