Available smaller works

Some paintings in my studio right now.
If any of them interest you, please let me know.

Rainbow Jelly, 20"x 16" including frame
Ink & coloured resin on wood panel
$575

Rainbow jelly, Side view

Jelly diptych, ink & coloured resin on two panels,
12" x 16" in shadow box frame
$175

Jelly diptych, side view

Warm Jelly, 20"x 16" including frame
Ink & coloured resin on wood panel
$575

Warm jelly, side view

Jelly Roll, ink & coloured resin,
16" x 16" on cradled wood panel
$450

Jelly Roll, side view

Dots Unlimited
multi-media including: coloured resin, tissue, glitter, acrylic paint
16" x 16" on cradled wood panel
$450

dots unlimited, side view

Purple Dragon Cloud
mixed media including coloured resin, Japanese paper, acrylic paint
16" x 16"
$450

Purple Dragon Cloud, side view

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Primary School
mixed media on cradled panel with resin
12" x 12" 
$300

Primary School, side view

Final layers

Harlequin squares

Graffitti layer with map (green part is tape)

detail of map of London in white 

Yellow layers 

the bike

Sandra's bike is done. Turned out great!

New layers

stripes with song lyrics 

This layer is a salute to Jim's vinyl collection

Layer 8: abstract colour layers

Layer 9: Colour spectrum

Layer 10: Colour and hue spectrum

First layer

The first layer is always stripes!

Pixelated paintings

Pixlelated photo process

Just to show you how I work with photos. The final product isn't recognizable unless you know the original photo. 

I choose a photo based on colour palette, line, and composition. Here's a photo I took in Burano.

Then I enhance the colour and pixelate the image to fit into one inch squares on my canvas.

Then I begin with my normal painting process, which is painting 13-20 layers of painting on tissue, one atop the other. For the final layer, I paint the pixelated squares one by one onto the canvas.

Then once it's done, I tear back to reveal the painting layers. This is the stage of the painting where you would come to the studio and we would discuss how it's looking and what you like or if you want changes. I can make any changes before I resin the painting.

And here is the final. I added the squares to unite the composition. Then I turned it, because I liked the horizontal justification. But it could go either way.

Similarly, this photo became this painting. 

And this photo of origami birds became this painting.

So, you don't have to worry too much about which photo we use. I'll alter the photo and ultimately tear it back and add lines/circles so the painting composition looks right.