I also spent a little time giving the paintings a final polish so that the layers of beeswax could really shine and the beautiful textures could come to life. ✨

This painting is my interpretation of Ryan’s striking photograph — a collaboration, in a sense, between the inspiration of the original image and the unique qualities of encaustic wax.

I wanted to capture the dappled light filtering in through the ancient woodland, the vibrant moss and lichen-covered rocks, the twisted roots and the tumbling water as it winds its way through the glen.

A little glimpse behind the scenes as my new collection of limited edition prints and cards, inspired by the breathtaking landscapes of Eryri, is being carefully packed up and prepared for delivery. 🏔️💙

There’s a real buzz spreading across the UK… 🐝🍯

My response to that fresh, fleeting moment when summer rain drifts across Llyn Tegid and everything feels alive again.

This painting captures the magic of Pistyll Rhaeadr, Wales’ highest single-drop waterfall and one of the Seven Wonders of Wales.

Over the past two months, my studio has been quietly buzzing with the rhythm of wax melting, brushes moving, and landscapes slowly emerging.

Working in encaustic, with its layers of melted wax and pigment, allowed me to explore the textures and atmosphere of the scene in a unique way. It pushed me creatively, but it was one of those projects that reminded me exactly why I love what I do.

In some exciting news for encaustic art lovers, I am about to release a new video free of charge.

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You are now able to see the original artworks I have for sale on my website together with limited edition prints. Original artworks are...

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