I cant wait to exhibit again at the amazing Alnmouth arts Festival.

I will have lots of new original artworks for sale.

Come and say hello 

I am delighted to have painted two sculptures for The Wind in the Willows trail will be at Tinkley Gate, Woodchester Park. It is presented by Wild in Art in collaboration with the Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA), marking the 50th anniversary of the National Wildlife Management Centre this year.

Through art and storytelling, the trail explores how wildlife, farming, people and the environment are all connected, offering a thoughtful and engaging experience for visitors of all ages.

Each sculpture has been individually created by artists and positioned throughout the gardens, encouraging visitors to slow down, explore their surroundings and learn more about the connections between nature and people.

The trail is free, as is entry to Woodchester Park,please see the Woodchester Park website for more information.

Extended exhibition! Still on during May and June catch it while you still can.

We are excited to invite you to “No Time for Waste”, a thought-provoking exhibition that brings together art and environmental awareness. Featuring a variety of original artworks made from recycled and repurposed materials, the exhibition highlights the impact of plastics on our oceans and marine life.

Environmental artists, Jackie Sewell and Ali Elly dive deep into urgent issues of plastic pollution. Discover striking installations of marine life and installations created from materials collected and inspired from beaches and everyday life.

Exhibition Details:

Dates: From Friday 3rd April 2026 

Location: Upstairs, Old Low Light, Clifford’s Fort, North Shields Fish Quay, NE30 1JE

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 3pm

Come along to our meet the artists event, 12-3pm Friday 3rd April.

This new No Time for Waste exhibition also includes a FREE to participate artist workshop, Wednesday 14th April 12.30-2pm.

Come and help us paint and draw a giant mural of the ocean. No need to book, everyone is welcome to drop in (children must be accompanied by a responsible adult).

Art materials kindly supplied by Surfers Against Sewage

I have designed and hand painted two of these The Wind in the Willows Sculptures. 

Step into a classic tale with a contemporary twist as The Wind in the Willows comes to National Trust, Anglesey Abbey this spring.

Presented by Wild in Art in collaboration with the Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA), a brand-new Wild in Art sculpture trail, presented in collaboration with experts at the Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA), will bring the much-loved characters of The Wind in the Willows to life across the gardens at the National Trust’s Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill in Cambridgeshire.

Inspired by Kenneth Grahame’s timeless story, this reimagined trail follows Toad, Mole, Ratty the Water Vole and Badger, alongside a cast of newly introduced species, as they embark on a modern-day adventure.

Through beautifully designed sculptures, the trail explores how wildlife, farming, people and the environment are all connected, offering a thoughtful and engaging experience for visitors of all ages.

Snoopy's Explorer Trail

A vibrant and family-friendly Wild in Art sculpture trail, arrives at Trentham Gardens from Friday 27 March to Monday 4 May 2026.

Twelve sculptures featuring the world-famous beagle perched on his iconic doghouse will be displayed throughout the gardens for visitors to discover.

Each sculpture has been individually designed and painted by a different artist, offering a fun and creative way to explore the grounds. Can you find the one I have painted?

The adventure starts at the Visitor Centre, where a free trail activity pack can be collected. Designed as an explorer passport, trail-goers can collect a stamp at each Snoopy sculpture.

The trail is included with standard garden admission and is free for Trentham members. Visit the website below for more details.

Delivered in partnership with Wild in Art and Peanuts Worldwide.

Working with Ouseburn Farm and St Oswlads Hospice, I have designed two Peter Rabbit sculptures to be part of the new Tales on the Tyne sculpture trail.

The trail will run from 15th July - 14th September 2026

My design is currently being kept secret while I paint it.

Check back soon for further details.

Thanks to North Standard for sponsorship

I am once again delighted to have my illustrations exhibited at The World Food Forum, Flagship event in Rome, Italy.

The World Food Forum (WFF) flagship event is a global platform that drives action to transform agrifood systems through the power of youth, science and innovation, and investment. Bringing together all stakeholders, it serves as a dynamic space for turning ideas into actions, scaling solutions and forging synergistic partnerships. By uniting diverse voices and fostering cross-sectoral and intergenerational collaboration, it accelerates progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals, driving action at global, regional and local levels. 

In 2025, the flagship event will be held from 10 to 17 October at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, Italy.