You are welcome to visit my gallery in Port William where I’ll show you my studio and where I have a dedicated gallery space with framed and unframed prints, a discounted prints area and greetings cards for sale. It’s wise to call to ensure that we’ll be at home as I don’t have regular hours. But we are always happy to welcome visitors if we are in.
Of course you can also browse and purchase my work from this site and through the galleries which represent me. Very good selections of my work are always available at the Birdscapes Gallery in Glandford, Norfolk. I also have work at Cambridge Contemporary Art, the Jetty Gallery in Oban, Oliver Contemporary in Wandsworth, the Waterfront Gallery in Stromness (Orkney) and the Bonhoga Gallery in Shetland (currently closed for building work): a few of my pieces are at the Mareel Arts Centre, Lerwick. In Galloway you can browse a selection of my work in Gatehouse of Fleet at Richard Brinley’s Ochre Gallery and at The Gallery at Laurieston, run by Phil McMenemy.
This year I’m pleased to be taking part in the region’s Open Studio event, Spring Fling which takes place on the late May Bank Holiday weekend (23rd to the 25th May) during which my home studio and gallery will be open and I’ll be demonstrating my techniques and chatting about what inspires me and my approach to printmaking and design.
This spring, a complete revision of The Bird’s of Fair Isle has been published, available now in two volumes from the Fair Isle Bird Observatory Trust The update is a two volume book each of which features an original print of mine on the front cover. I was able to create a modified version from the same plate of the front cover which is available in my web shop.
Later this year the Great Massingham Heath project will be moving forward with work featuring extensively in the Society of Wildlife Artists’ Natural Eye exhibition at the Mall (which starts on September 30th this year) and the publication of a book. The project is a collaboration between the owner of a large heath restoration project and the SWLA’s wildlife artists who have spent a year visiting the site responding and recording the incredible transformation that is resulting from modified farm practices.
Later in the year (23rd November – Jan 7th 2027) I’ll be enjoying my second solo Exhibition at the Maclurin Galleries in Ayr, featuring forty or so pieces of work produced over the past five years, some of them last copies, reserved for this exhibition.
