I attended the same art school as Freddie Mercury of Queen, Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones and Pete Townshend of The Who, but unlike them I didn’t get involved in music but went to work as a trainee graphic designer in a London studio, where, before long, I switched from design to taking photographs FOR designers - and for advertising agencies, industry, publishers, the pop music business, and national newspapers. Later on I set about properly acquainting myself with drawing, painting and printmaking, examples of which I have been selling to private collectors in various parts of the world ever since. I avoid settling on a specific style in my imagery, preferring never to know what I’ll come up with next until it happens. By adopting this approach I hope that my work never becomes predictable in style or content.
I have twice had my own gallery with attached studio, from which I sold my paintings, prints and so on. I have exhibited elsewhere a few times, but I’m no fan of exhibitions of my own work, preferring to sell privately or through online art sites like Artmajeur’s.
