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"Winter afternoon lakes"

"Winter afternoon lakes"

Winter Beach

Winter Beach

"Regatta"

"Regatta"

"Twilight Foreshore" SOLD

"Twilight Foreshore" SOLD

"Offshore" sea series # 2/10

"Offshore" sea series # 2/10

"Mountain Bogland"

"Mountain Bogland"

"Across the Bog"

"Across the Bog"

"Winter Snowfall"

"Winter Snowfall"

"Coastal Poppies"

"Coastal Poppies"

"Beachcombing"

"Beachcombing"

"Winter Lake"

"Winter Lake"

"Coastal Bog"

"Coastal Bog"

"Winter bog"

"Winter bog"

"Towards Achill Island"

"Towards Achill Island"

"More snow on the way"

"More snow on the way"

"Western Sky"

"Western Sky"

"City Approach"

"City Approach"

"Coastal Poppies"

"Coastal Poppies"

"Offshore"

"Offshore"

"Winter Meadow"

"Winter Meadow"

"Mountain Mist" - 2006 - 20x20cm

"Mountain Mist" - 2006 - 20x20cm

"Portmarnock poppies"

"Portmarnock poppies"

"Landscape Memory" # 2

"Landscape Memory" # 2

"shoreline walk"

"shoreline walk"

"Coastal Walk"

"Coastal Walk"

"Summer on the  bog"

"Summer on the bog"

"Beachcombing"

"Beachcombing"

"Twilight Estuary"

"Twilight Estuary"

"The Returning Swimmer"

"The Returning Swimmer"

"Wicklow Poppyfield"

"Wicklow Poppyfield"

"Coastal Grazing"

"Coastal Grazing"

"Anyone for a dip?"

"Anyone for a dip?"

"An October dip"

"An October dip"

"Mayo Poppies" SOLD

"Mayo Poppies" SOLD

"The Clearing Sky, West Cork"

"The Clearing Sky, West Cork"

"To The Sea"

"To The Sea"

Oils

The paintings in this gallery are almost all done from memory, and a few are based on loose sketches. I generally don't have a preconceived idea of how my oil paintings will turn out, and as a result I find the process far more interesting and adventurous. Of course there are failures, with lots of wasted paint, but there is a great satisfaction of arriving at a point where you are happy with what's on the canvas without planning every step of the way. As a general rule, when I think a painting is almost finished, its time to stop. I also enjoy the tension between thickly applied paint on a two dimensional surface which then creates the illusion of three dimensions.
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