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Below is a long blog post about 2014, with some pictures. It’s been another busy year for me but the good news that I have had some time to take photos and do more art in my spare time. Although it was not nearly as much as last year (for reasons which will become apparent below). As well as doing several commissions over this period of time many of them were done at the same time so they all blur into one! One thing that has changed from previous years however are the number of different types of commissioned work there have been – most were paintings on canvas or paper using watercolour paints, but also oil pastels, pencils, pens and crayons etc… My biggest project of this type though was probably the painting of the large mural shown above for Lloyds TSB Bank plc who had relocated their branch office into the old Kwik Fit garage next door and needed something bright and cheerful on the wall behind reception. It took quite a bit longer than anticipated due to problems encountered along the way (mostly health related) including being laid up for a couple weeks after breaking two ribs falling off a ladder whilst trying to fix a light fitting in our hallway(!), having an operation for a problematic gallstone (!!) and then later on suffering a severe bout of chest infections resulting in hospitalisation twice within three months !! But eventually got finished towards the end of November just before Christmas and finally collected by the client just before New Year !!! A big thanks goes out to Pauline, David & Sammy for their encouragement and support throughout this rather gruelling process !!!! Another picture taken inside the building showing where the original piece now hangs can be seen here: I also completed four new images for the website shop during January-February based around local scenes mainly close to home which you may like to look at if you haven’t already ??? They include “The Old Station” near Weston Mill / Stover Country Park : “Kingsteignton Woodlands” at the rear of Kingsteignton Cricket Club: and “A View From The Garden”. All these pieces use acrylic paint plus various media such as coloured pencil, charcoal and ink pen lines added afterwards when scanned onto computer : And finally ‘Nightfall On The River Dart‘ painted for an exhibition held at Buckfastleigh Town Hall earlier this month to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of Buckland Abbey as National Trust property. This is one image amongst seven displayed together on one board for viewers to see all at once. More info about that event can be found here: http://bucklandabbeylodge.blogspot.com/p/exhibition_3768.html If you would like any further Below is a long blog post about 2013 and what to expect in the coming year. It’s all quite self-indulgent really, but it might be of interest for those who have an interest in my work or want some insight into how I think about things… This is going to take me longer than expected - I need another day on this one! So here we are again at that time of year when everyone has to stop being busy with their own lives for five minutes so they can write down every single thing they did over the last twelve months, from birthdays through weddings to trips abroad, deaths, illnesses and funerals; people you met and places you went – every word must count because there’ll only be room for one hundred words max (plus pictures). The point? To reminisce before starting afresh once more. It seems like just yesterday that I was writing up 2012 though actually it feels as if years have passed by since then… I guess 2013 will go down as the most productive ever, both artistically and professionally speaking: two new books out, another due next summer plus three major exhibitions across England. In addition, I now feel much closer to achieving something which may well define these past few decades – namely, finding a way to combine my passion for drawing with my fascination with archaeology & history. If nothing else, this year should prove very interesting indeed! My first project began back in January with preparations for The Illustrated Encyclopaedia Of Viking Art And Design (Thames & Hudson) alongside fellow illustrator Peter Thorpe. This book provides not simply beautiful artworks depicting various aspects of Viking life but also comprehensive text describing everything from ships & swords through jewellery & weaponry right up until mythological creatures such as dragons/unicorn horns etcetera – thus covering pretty much everything related to Scandinavian culture during its golden age between roughly AD800–AD950 AKA ‘The Viking Age.’ We had our official launch party recently where many friends came along including Diana Harrison whose company published us after seeing samples online; she even wrote her name inside each copy sold saying “Congratulations!” In March saw publication of Drawing From Antiquity Vol II: Animals & Birds (British Museum Press), featuring over eighty detailed drawings based upon original artefacts held within the museum collection itself. 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