Paintings

What medium do you work in?

I primarily paint with traditional oil paint and I typically work on either MDF wood panels which have been primed for oil or linen or canvas board. Panels and boards are typically between 3mm and 5mm in depth. Details will be listed alongside each piece.

What colours do you use?

The colours currently on my palette are:

  • Titanium white (Michael Harding)

  • Cadmium Yellow Lemon (Michael Harding)

  • Cadmium Yellow (Michael Harding)

  • Yellow Ochre (Michael Harding)

  • Cadmium Orange (Michael Harding)

  • Terra Rosa (Winsor & Newton)

  • Cadmium Red (Michael Harding)

  • Permanent Alizarin Crimson (Winsor & Newton)

  • Transparent Oxide Red (Michael Harding)

  • Transparent Oxide Brown (Michael Harding)

  • Raw Umber (Michael Harding)

  • Burnt Sienna (Michael Harding)

  • Ultramarine Blue (Michael Harding)

  • Cerulean Blue (Winsor & Newton

  • Viridian (Michael Harding)

You can read more about my chosen colours and other painting materials here.

Are your paintings framed?

It varies. Most work is sold unframed but in some cases I will provide a framed option. In this case a photo will be shown as part of the listing. I am very happy to organise framing for a painting which is unframed. If you would like me to organise framing, please get in touch and we can discuss options for the particular painting you are considering.

My favourite painting has sold – how can I be sure to know about new work?

Some pieces sell very quickly. Make sure you join my mailing list to be the first to hear about new work as it is added to my shop - I try not to send too many emails so will only get in touch every few months.

How will my painting be wrapped?

I package paintings carefully to ensure they arrive in perfect condition. I try to be considerate of the packing materials I use so will use recyclable material where possible and may re-use packing materials if appropriate. For further details about delivery please see the Shipping details.

Do you teach classes or workshops?

Yes, see here

Paintings