

Brockley Open Studios
Brockley Open Studios is back — and we are opening our doors for the weekend. It’s your chance to step inside, browse my latest artwork, and see where the magic happens. Expect a mix of portraits, animal art, and some more unexpected pieces — all in the relaxed, intimate setting of our Brockley homes. I will be exhibiting at 92 Manor Avenue from 2 - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday.
Whether you're an art lover, collector, or just curious, come by, have a chat, and explore. Who knows — you might just leave with something special.
Please see below the list of artwork for sale at BOS 2025.

The Cheetah
This striking portrait captures a lone cheetah poised against a deep black backdrop, framed by a bold, luminous white ring. Painted first in acrylic and layered with oil, the piece combines sharp detail with rich texture, bringing the animal’s sleek form and power to life. The cheetah’s eyes are the quiet centre of the work — intense, watchful, and full of unspoken emotion. A study in grace, focus, and quiet strength.
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The Tiger
A crouching tiger moves with quiet tension across a bold turquoise backdrop, its powerful body captured mid-step, as if descending from a tree. Behind it, a sweeping gold stroke cuts across the canvas — a flash of energy and understated drama. Painted first in acrylic and layered with oil, the colours melt seamlessly into one another, giving the piece depth, movement, and a surreal softness. There’s a moment of stillness in the tiger’s gaze — it has spotted another, and the story unfolds in silence.

The cat - winter
A quiet moment, captured in oil. This portrait of the Artist's tabby-and-white cat, as he sits against a crisp white backdrop, framed by a bold black ring — a simple composition that draws the focus entirely to the subject. The cat’s eyes, soft and contemplative, hold a quiet affection that invites you to pause. There’s a serene, grounding stillness in his expression and posture — gentle, watchful, utterly present. A small reminder of calm in a fast-moving world.

the panda
This intimate portrait captures a lone panda nestled within a sweeping gold ring, set against a deep red backdrop. Sketched in acrylic and layered with oil, the painting brings a striking realism to the panda’s form — its soft white fur subtly glowing with warmth and colour. The panda rests gently against the ring, as though perched on a branch, inviting a moment of reflection.
Red and gold — colours rich with meaning in Chinese culture — surround the animal, symbolising luck, prosperity, and joy. Yet within that boldness, the panda’s stillness speaks of quiet confidence, solitude, and ease. It’s a gentle reminder that believing in good things — in success, in peace — doesn’t always require noise. Sometimes, it looks just like this.

the deer
A white deer stands alone, emerging from a deep, misted navy backdrop that seems to glow from within. Painted in layered acrylic and oil, the piece captures the quiet luminosity of the deer’s form — delicate yet striking, as though it has stepped out of another realm entirely.
The animal faces the viewer directly — calm, steady, and unafraid — an invitation to meet your higher self with the same quiet confidence. There is no threat here, only stillness and presence, wrapped in mystery. The surrounding darkness hums with possibility, as though the air itself carries something ancient and unseen.
A quiet confrontation. A reminder of inner strength, and the beauty of the unknown.

the penguin
A plump, downy penguin stands at the heart of this gentle composition, its round form framed by a crisp white ring against a soft lilac backdrop. Painted in layered acrylic and oil, the little penguin’s fluffy feathers and curious expression invite an instant smile.
The piece is simple, but deliberate — balancing clean geometry with the irresistible charm of nature at its most endearing. There’s a quiet comfort here, a celebration of softness and lightness, and a reminder that sometimes, beauty arrives in small, perfectly round packages.

the horse
A white horse bursts forward over a jump, its powerful form captured against a pure white backdrop, soaring effortlessly over a bold, black brushstroke. Painted in layered acrylic and oil, the horse's sleek musculature and movement are rendered with striking realism, yet the composition remains clean and modern.
The stark contrast of the black brushstroke slices through the negative space — a symbol of challenge, or perhaps a fleeting moment — while the horse sails over it with quiet strength and ease. A portrait of motion, discipline, and the beauty of rising above.

the Flamingo
This vibrant painting captures a flamingo poised gracefully against a striking pink background. The lush trees woven subtly into the backdrop create a vivid contrast, bringing depth and balance to the composition. With one leg elegantly cocked and its head curled in confident repose, the flamingo exudes both poise and vitality. The rich, beautiful colors burst with life, making the scene both captivating and full of energy.

the magus
This striking three-piece pencil drawing series delves deep into the complexities of mental health with breathtaking intricacy.
The first portrait captures Billie Eilish, her face streaked with black tears as she gazes upward, embodying a defeated vulnerability. The second features Gerard Way, eyes closed in quiet introspection, burdened by a large cage resting on his shoulders and enclosing his head—birds perch on the cage, seemingly desperate to free him, while his expression remains hauntingly emotionless. The final piece portrays a girl whose face appears almost smudged, blurring the boundaries of identity and pain.
Inspired by John Fowles’ The Magus, these works poignantly explore how mental darkness can feel isolating and lonely, yet also hold profound significance and power.

Resilience in Ink
This compelling two-piece ink drawing series presents an intricate meditation on life and death. The first piece depicts a skull, rendered with exquisite detail that captures both the fragility and finality of mortality. In contrast, the second features a richly detailed tree, symbolizing growth, resilience, and the cycle of life. Together, these striking works invite reflection on the delicate balance between existence and the inevitable, exploring the profound interplay of endings and beginnings through masterful ink artistry.

The leopard
A lone leopard sits poised within a crisp white hexagon, floating against a deep black backdrop. Painted in layered acrylic and oil, every detail of the animal’s fur feels alive — sleek, soft, and impossibly real — a quiet study in strength and refinement.
The composition is bold yet minimal, inviting the eye to linger on the curve of the cat’s body and the quiet power in its stillness. The hexagon, sharp and geometric, contrasts the organic grace of the leopard — together they evoke something timeless: luxury, precision, and untamed beauty held perfectly in balance.
A piece that speaks softly — and leaves a lasting impression.