After Cervantes and Dali.

After Jack Kerouac.

A first experience of another world beyond earth.

A typical girl's night out on the tiles.

This large geometric design was based on Indbele motifs from South Africa. I have tried to use a subtle asymmetry to show the relationship between a father and a son in this piece.

This painting is a Modern take on the three Graces, a recurring theme in painting. And one which I keep going back to in my work.

The song told us we need a hero, but for me I prefer a heroin like Joan who could keep those nasty English at bay.

This little work uses a deft line and attempts to summarise the bond between mother and child in a few strokes. The composition frames the figure and acts like a cushion from the outside world, making the scene more intimate and personal.

This miniature work evokes a certain ambiguity which I am rather partial to. The cloaked figure is perhaps one we wouldn't want to meet on a dark night but would nevertheless find intriguing to learn more about.

A decidedly macho cowboy with a Hessian colt 45 and a mean streak, reminiscent of Clint Eastwood on a bad day.

Another take on the three graces theme, the women are exchanging gossip and the man is listening in.

Inspired by my visits to Granada and the magnificent Alhambra Palace. Boabdil dreams in the beautiful gardens of the Generalif unaware of the fate that will befall him. An illustration from the 'Tales of the Alhambra' by Washington Irving; a must for incurable romantics.

Sanchica finds a secret passage below the Justice gate at the Alhambra

A scene from the Alhambra by Washington Irving. Ready to hang.