The Complete Works of 2020
While we sheltered from the pandemic, I painted.
The lockdowns of 2020 gave me the opportunity to focus on my painting like never before. And despite being visually-impaired for the first 6 months (I had two eye surgeries in the summer) my output surprised even me. I completed 41 paintings (including 2 large, complex maps), 5 paper mache birds, as well as signposts and garden installations.
Here’s my complete works of 2020
December |
 December Thank you |
 December A teacup for your storm |
 December A cup of tea and a chat |
 November Map of Mull |
 November Raining Cats and Dogs |
 October Weather Map – folklore and fact |
 September September Roebucks |
 September Quoth the Raven Nevermore |
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 August Dig on Down |
 July/August As the Crow Flies a personal project in my garden |
 July Lavender Fields Forever |
 July Lavender Cottage |
 July Snowshill Lavender Swallowtail |
 June The Thames at Swinford Bridge |
 June Bridge over the Wharf Stream, Eynsham |
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 June Let’s go to Vincent’s Wood |
 June British Owls |
 June Yellow flags among the willows |
 June Grey wagtail by the Windrush |
 June Heron over the Thames |
 June Angelica by the Thames |
 May Yellow flags by the Thames |
 May Sedge warbler by the Thames |
 May British crows |
 May Thames Path near Farmoor |
 May May tree on Pigeon House Lane |
 May Horse chestnut and red campion |
 May Judi’s Sunflowers |
 May Cow parsley on Pigeon House Lane |
 April Lilac on Pigeon House Lane |
 April Kissing trees on Pigeon House Lane |
 April Cherry Tree on Pigeon House Lane |
 April April Garden |
 April Pigeon House Lane, Early April |
 April Summer hare |
 April Paper mache puffins |
 April Meadow brown hares |
 March Hare and chamomile |
 March Hare and wildflowers |
 February The Green Revolution starts here |
 January/February The Green Man’s Hat |
 January The Meadow Opposite |
 Paper mache birds: kingfisher, robin and song thrush |
