Sunsets are fun to create and if you follow my work you will know I love to paint scenes from my homeland of Central Victoria where the miner's cottage is a dominant icon.

I saw this shed in New Zealand and couldn't resist transporting it to salt bush country in outback New South Wales. I added the sheep to make the shed feel at home. Available as a print.

A very popular image which I painted twice. The stimulus came from a photo I took while travelling in Ireland when I spotted an Irishman riding his bike up a country road. Later I spied his bicycle leaning against the wall of a country hotel.

Inspired by a scene while traveling in Ireland where I saw a man riding his bike up a hill. Later I saw his bike leaning against the wall of the local pub. I then repainted the scene as it was enjoyed so much.

This was a birthday present for one of my “adopted” children who was born in Wilcannia and spent many years there as a young child. I hope I have captured some of her fond memories of this wonderful part of our country. I loved painting the rusty old bridge. Available as a print.

A gift for a family friend whose ancestors, like mine, settled in Central Victoria. Working on this image gave me a chance to paint a miner's cottage, a favourite motif which appears in many of my paintings. Available as a print.

Here I tried to capture the dampness of the mountains while at the same time the gum trees guard the cabin. Probably one of my worst efforts!!

Here I strove to have a go at painting Belted Galloway cattle and the glorious landscape of Gippsland, Victoria provided the backdrop. Available as a print.