Enjoying a bit of better weather - Rhinog Fach & Llyn Hywel It's been a fantastic couple of weeks, as artist in residence at the Dragons Back Race and then back home getting lots of interest in the paintings and prints. Thank you Wales for the awesome landscapes and, of course, the Welshcakes! Also thank you to the runners who supported me en route and those who have bought prints and paintings since. Once again, thanks to Shane and Ourea Events for inviting me to join them o

Showing off the new paintings to the brutally honest art critics at home The dust has settled but before I start the clean up, here's a bit of abstract art, the foundations and remains of my Welsh mountains - my palette from the Dragon's Back. I completed many paintings on the mountains and in the campervan en route. My studio is small but doing this in the van with no mains electricity, worrying about the lights going off and painting by headtorch (thankyou Petzl!) was a big

Cardiff Castle - where the stories will be told How amazing it is to have a hot shower in Cardiff. Washing away the blood, sweat and tears from six days out on the Welsh mountains. Feeling a bit less feral and bit more civilised, I also treat myself to some Welsh cakes and all is good in the world once again. Clean and well fed at the final camp in Cardiff That being said, I was never the starving artist in camp, because the food prepared by the team every day was so good and