Messing around with paint and bringing a bit of creativity to your day

NOW EXHIBITING…

Head to Open Door on Berkhamsted high street to see two of my paintings: Just ‘Cause You Feel It 1 and 2 (below).

I painted them as a diptych, which means they work together, side by side. But they can be displayed separately – they hold their own! They’re £150 each or £275 for both.

This exhibition is really worth a visit. It’s packed with art, ceramics, gifts and cards – the perfect place for a spot of Christmas shopping!

At Open Door, 360 High Street, Berkamsted
Monday to Friday 10.30am to 3.30pm and Saturday 10.30am to 1pm, until 14 January.

PS Hope you like the poster I designed for the exhibition!

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