Blogposts

Portsmouth’s Brutalist Tricorn centre (1966-2004) had a woeful reputation. Was it justified?

This is the strange and inspiring story of how a 19th century postman built a palace with his bare hands.

John Minton’s 1952 portrait of David Tindle took me on an intriguing journey of discovery.

Here are some of the ways that, throughout history, works of art have been lost and destroyed.

In 2020 I participated in Sky Portrait Artist of the Year. Here’s an account of my day.

I recently got back into the etching studio for the first time in over two years.