Frequently asked questions

A:  My favorite art mediums are soft pastels (Rembrandt Soft Pastels and  Conte a Paris Pastel Pencils) and water mixable oil paints (Winsor & Newton Water Mixable Oils). 

I recently started  using  watercolors in my sketchbooks (Winsor & Newton Processional Watercolors ). However, I do not consider watercolors one of my main mediums. 

A. My oil paint palette includes a warm and cool version of red, yellow and blue, plus white and earth tones:  

• (Cadmium Red Hue; Permanent Rose; Cadmium Yellow Medium; Lemon Yellow ; French Ultramarine; Phthalo Blue (red shade); Titanium White; Burnt Umber; Yellow Ochre)

My soft  pastel color palette is more extensive. There are too many to list here

My watercolor palette for sketching:

• (Cadmium Red; Permanent Rose; Cadmium Yellow; Winsor Lemon; French Ultramarine; Winsor Blue; Burnt Umber)

A:  When working in water mixable oil paints, I tend to keep my mediums to a minimum. Sometimes I will use Winsor & Newton water mixable thinner, linseed oil or fast drying medium.

A: I use a variety of shapes, sizes and bristles. I am always experimenting with different brushes and I don't have any favorites. I prefer Rosemary and Co brushes.

A:  For my oil paintings, I prefer wood panels over canvas. For my soft pastel drawings, I prefer Art Spectrum Colourfix Original Coated Pastel Paper or wooden panels that I have primed myself. 

A: If you are interested in purchasing one of my pieces, please reach out to me on my Contact Page  

(Each piece of artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity.)

A: I do not currently take commissions. I may in the future.

A: Currently I do not have gallery representation. I am hoping to have representation in the future. 

A: You can see my art online, on my website. Throughout the year my art can be seen at different art exhibitions. Check out my News Page for updated information.