A quick watercolour for fun
The 7 engined version of Konstantin Kalinin's 1930s behemoth of an aeroplane. The wings were thick enough to stand up iinside.
An imaginary collection of imaginary planets taken from the pocket of an imaginary God. Acrylics on canvas
A selection of their typical poses - for the comedy value. Acrylics on canvas
Part of a kitchen seen in a kettle.
Aerobatics in a Boeing Stearman. Acrylics on canvas
A Russian twin turboprop gull-winged amphibious firefighting and rescue aircraft
Everyday birds hopefully seen through a new light. I like the 'shot silk' effect of their neck colouring
A bit of whimsy featuring a special irridescence effect for the moon.
The Mayan Corn God in a convertible with 'workings' taken from the 'Spaceship God' Pak-Al's stone tablet.
A watercolour of a very windy day and a seaside walk
A modern take on an old classic masterpiece. Acrylics on canvas
An old narrow gauge loco simmers away at night
The new Forth Road Bridge seen from just upstream - watercolours
Fictional homage to The Charlatans and to two locos that I had models of when young
Another flying train-like thingy In watercolour on paper.
A quick sketch of my design - just for fun
Acrylics on canvas
A comment on the rise of technology as well as treatment of women by some.
Acrylics on a stretched canvas - varnished
The latest in my "Gods" series Acrylics on stretched canvas
It can happen - and Lithium Polymer batteries really do that!
A desert town or part of the planetary cosmic super computer?
Inspired by the shark-like front of Peugots and the "face" of other cars.
The finished work mounted on a canvas. The aero and hydrodynamic parts of vessels reflected/doubled to give this. From the top: A Dhow, A Tug, A Fin Keel yacht, A Thames Barge, A Ketch, A Cargo Ship.
