Since I got a kiln for Christmas a year or so back, I've been having a great time playing with enamels. They don't always come out how I plan, but that's part of the fun. They are completely lightfast, so are the perfect picture for a sunny room.

I've branched out into enamel jewellery. The pieces {mostly pendants and earrings} are currently in the shop, but I haven't been able to photograph them yet. Watch this space!

Acrylic Inks are a fabulous medium. Used neat, the colours are so vibrant..but they can be watered down to achieve wonderful tonal effects. A current favourite.

Who said landscapes have to be green and brown? Texture plays as big a part as colour in these paintings, and as a consequence, they are very tactile.

A more traditional style here. Probably the start of my painting journey. I still go back to pen and ink when I get 'painter's block'.

Most of these pictures were formed quite organically. The paint was poured onto the glass and the patterns occurred naturally.

I love oils, but because I am hugely impatient, I don't do too many of them.