Camber Sands, Kent, 2020  
19x28cm  |  L1001439  |   H




Camber Sands, Kent, 2020  
19x28cm  |  L1001443  |   H




Cliff End, East Sussex, 2022  
19x28cm  |  L1001441  |   H




Dart River Valley, Mill Farm, 2022  
19x28cm  |  L1001321  |   H




Dart River Valley, Mill Farm, 2020  
28x19cm  |  L1001316  |   H




George by Kalives, Mani Penninsular, 2021  
28x19cm  |  L1000562  |   H




George by Kalives, Mani Penninsular, 2021  
28x19cm  |  L1000561  |   H




George by Kalives, Mani Penninsular, 2021  
28x19cm  |  L1000560  |   H



Greystone Beach, Kent, 2019  
19x28cm  |  L1000555  |   H




Icklesham, East Sussex, 2019  
19x28cm  |  L1001435  |   H




Icklesham, East Sussex, 2019  
19x28cm  |  L1001437  |   H




Kardamili, Mani Penninsular 2, 2020  
19x28cm  |  L1001302  |   H




Kardamili, Mani Penninsular 2, 2020  
19x28cm  |  L1000559  |   H




Old Romney Church, Kent, 2020  
19x28cm  |  L1000553  |   H

On Black Paper

Beginning a drawing with black paper poses an immediate challenge, it reverses the normal process of observing whist making images on white. This switch at the start of a drawing helps to create fresh images, especially useful for landscapes, as the mind is constantly reinterpreting the view to the image on the page. White, either as ink or colour pencil, becomes very precious, whilst the black may give an immediate sense of solidity and mass as dark colours merge out of the background allowing bright or light colours to sing!