Watercolour tutorials, art therapy insights, ADHD creative journey, and stories from my studio in South London
Carshalton Arts Open Studios 2026 was the most revealing weekend I have had as a working artist. Here is what happened when 200 strangers walked through my studio door.
One of my watercolour paintings has been chosen for The Salvation Army's UK Easter donor thank-you campaign, with 600,000 cards printed and distributed nationwide.
A free local art exhibition in Wallington, South London, featuring over 80 original artworks by artists from Sutton, Carshalton, and Surrey. Discover a calm, welcoming space to explore, reflect, and connect with local creativity from 7–9 May 2026.
I visited The Salvation Army headquarters in Denmark Hill after my artwork was printed on 600,000 Easter cards. Here's the full story — from a wellbeing class eight years ago to standing in their atrium with the Territorial Commander.
A personal reflection on how watercolour painting became my daily mindfulness practice — and why creativity might be the most underrated tool for mental health and wellbeing.
A personal guide to finding art, inspiration, and beauty in South London — from gallery visits and open studios to painting spots that have inspired my own watercolour practice.
A practical guide to framing original watercolour paintings and prints — from choosing the right mat board to selecting UV glass that protects your artwork for decades.
Carshalton is one of South London's hidden gems — chalk streams, Victorian ponds, ancient churches and a village high street that somehow feels entirely apart from the city. I've been painting it for years, and I'm still finding new views.
Hanging a watercolour correctly protects it from fading, damp and buckling for decades. Here's everything you need to know about displaying original watercolour paintings in your home.
Looking for a unique, lasting wedding gift? A commissioned watercolour of the couple's home, wedding venue, or favourite landscape is one of the most personal presents you can give.
Most people look at a painting and decide very quickly whether they like it or not. But there is a second kind of looking — slower, more curious, more rewarding. This is how to do it.
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