"Surf" Plein Air and studio, acrylic, 14 inches wide.

Again this should really be viewed large to get it.

Summer Tenby Plein Air and studio, Acrylic, 9.5 inches wide.

This painting is about a month old, finally got round to uploading it.

Evening Towy

Plein air and studio, acrylic on card 11.5 " wide.
Was happy with the mix of colours in this, this painting moved considerably from its beginnings, tried to wrestle with the foreground vs background centre of intrest. ends up kinda soft and harmonious.

Sunshine shower Llandyffeisant

Plein air and studio Acrylic on card 13.5" wide.

Sat in the rain, you dont normally get an excuse to sit in the rain, I need to sit in the rain more often.

Bend in River Towy

Plein Air and studio, Acrylic on card, 10 3/4 " wide.

 Liked the way the river falls splat on the landscape like a wet fish.

Rocket Gothic. St Davids Cathedral.

Plein air and studio, acrylic on card. 29 cms wide. Wanted building to look organic and dynamic.

Dinefwr Castle Sunset, Acrylic on card 42 cms wide, plein air and studio.

Fairly pleased with this, but feel there are too many colours going on, heck I should give up on being tasteful.
Again this should be seen full sized to get it.

Nolton Haven Breezy, Acrylic on card 42 cms wide. Pein Air and studio.

Nearly got blown off the edge of the cliff. 

Sunset Dinefwr park, Acrylic on card , 24 cms wide, Plein air and Studio.

Cloudburst Towy Valley.Plein air and studio, 43cms wide, acrylic.

 Looks a bit frenetic, again it needs to be seen large to get all the textural brushstrokes.

Dryslwyn Castle path.

Acrylic on card 30 cms wide, part plein air, again this needs to be seen large, to see the brush strokes, which are a major part of the intention.

Rocks Sea Sun

Acrylic on card, 30cms wide, to get this painting, it needs to be seen LARGE, sort of daubs of paint again.

Whitesands

Dryslwyn track, plein air acrylic 30cms wide

This benefits a lot from viewing large.

Spring Wood

Part Plein Air, part studio, acrylic, approx 30cm by 25cm. Basic composition based on thirds, then an awful mess inbetween. This should be seen large scale to "get it".

Porthgain

This was partly Plein Air and partly studio. I wanted to kind of marry calligraphic brush strokes to dynamic landscape forms. So I saw the grass clifftop as blancmange cascading over the fingers of rock that make up the cliffs. Nothing much considered or detatched about this way of painting, but its kind of invigorating. Could have abstracted it further, but thought I,d quit whilst I was ahead.