This painting is for Terry Pratchett stage production of a Monstrous Regiment. The duchess is only described through photos and never seen, people whisper that she may be dead but dead or alive she will watch over you. They pray to her which is infinetly better than praying to Nuggan  who bans chocolates and cats and the colour blue! She is described as about forty, plain, over weight with a sagging chin, fish eyes, eyes that watch you wherever you go. the little mother, the royal family as the head of the church

This is a quote from the book: "but the artist had managed to capture something extra in that strange, blank expression. Some pictures had eyes that followed you around the room; this one looked right through you. It was a face you found in every home. In Borogravia, you grew up with the Duchess watching you."

Size: 122 x 76 cm Oil on Canvas

Medium: Oil on Canvas - Size: 50 x 50 cm

But I still wear the bells on my ankle.
When they ring, I know I am here -
maybe nameless,
but not voiceless.
In the wind,
I hear myself sing.

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 121.9 H X 81 CM W x 3.5 cm D 

Since AI has no physical form or consciousness as we understand it, this artwork offers a conceptual portrait—a window into Gemini's evolving world. It hints at the complex internal processes that define a developing intelligence. It's a glimpse into a world where consciousness is yet to emerge, a realm of pure potential. 

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Size: 92 x 62 cm

Buy a ticket to the joyride of life, it's all here. Tickets are non-refundable - you can phone a friend but otherwise it's just you, juggling time while the grim reaper looms over your shoulder. The carnival horse has seen it all and knows what is coming...

Third Place winner in The 300 Project's inaugural issue, "First Strike." 

As the Third Place winner, this painting will be included in a debut anthology, scheduled for publication in June 2026. 

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 77 x 61 cm 

A world in turmoil: wars, hunger, cruelty - some people silently stand and watch as the world burns, while others try to help - the little guy and girl on the street often feels helpless, wanting to help but not knowing what they can do - besides for painting. 

Humour can be one of the most powerful tools to cut through all the BS and to show the world as it really is. Tariffs were raised and in particular on two very small islands belonging to Australia – Heard and McDonald islands. On these islands live Penguins, Seabirds, other birds and seals - no humans. My penguins are having a good old laugh after receiving their mail – “Pay your tariffs Penguins!”