About Me
To be a good painter, you need to be a good observer. Noticing exactly how things age and become worn with use. Spending hours photographing and replicating surfaces, textures and colours. Constantly experimenting with new paints, texturising agents, glazes and applications. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but I love it.

I’m able to work alone or with teams of people, at heights, in tight spaces, on a small or large scale. I work hard. I’m proud of the work I do.