Last year I've spent my summer holidays in Beaumaris, Anglesey, and this was the view from my window.

The View From My Window

Me and my Easel

Redcar, a seaside town on the Yorkshire Coast with an eight miles of sands and sand-dunes. In the distance, the abandoned Teesside Steelworks, and people from nearby towns enjoying walks on the sandy beach and scattered sand-dunes.

Redcar

What inspired me to create this artwork is the Lake District surrounded by high peaks dales and valleys.

Taming The Elements

The view is taken from the west tower the Liver Building, over the water to Wirral during a spectacular sunset. In the distance the Mersey Estuary and over all a magnificent rainbow that appeared as I was sitting painting

View over to the Wirral

Old Nicosia Within the Venetian Walls

It was the history of Whitby that first drove me to this fishing town, most famously in Brian Stokers novel "Dracula"

Whitby Bay

Walking on the West Pennine Moors in clear conditions offering views of of the North West of England and the Irish Sea!<br />
I have painted this artwork from live with oils on Canvas.

Winter Hill-Bolton

Dhekelia's Fishing Harbor

It's early Spring. it's the time children and friends dash out to the parks to enjoy their favourite ball games

Playing In the Park

Breathtakingly beautiful the sunset at the beach; the waves are tinted vermilion in contrast with the streaks of blue. The blend of  reds, oranges and yellows, a mirror of the sky. I paint from live and I use oil paints to create atmospheric luminosity on my linen canvas.

Sunset over Blundllsands

Wild Summer Flowers

Cornflowers, or bachelor's button, deep vivid blue, it once grew as a weed in cornfields and that's how it derived its name. Now it also comes in pink, white, red and purple. The symbolic meanings of this flower are also endless. I enjoyed sitting in the middle of a cornflower field  painting with oils on a linen canvas.

Cornflowers in the fields

Nonsuch Park offers beauty, history and solitude

Nonsuch Park, Sutton, Surrey

Men playing backgammon and other table games in their private club.

Gentlemen's Club

Pennon Point is a fabulous place to visit, with its pebble beach and the stunning views of the Puffin island. Two young kids sitting by a crab pool building sand castles

Kids Playing by the Crab Pool

Harlech Castle, is one of the finest examples of late 14th century military architecture in Europe.

Harlech Castle

Den Xehno ( I never forget), The beautiful island of Cyprus invaded and divided by the Turkish forces for more than50 years, still holds memories of peace and tranquility

Olive Grove, Ayios Yeoryios, Cyprus

Father and son flying the kite by the beach in a clear sunny day

Father and Son Bonding

Autumn at the Lakes is the most peaceful and spectacular! the leaves turn from green to golden yellows while the earthly browns are glowing in the background. Elusive and beautiful swans, along with other wildlife enjoy the serenity at this time of year

The Lake District

Born in Cyprus I always inspired by the  fjord of Liopetri as is known to the locals. This forgotten beach with it's few fishing boats, unspoilt and a real hidden natural beauty spot

O Potamos tis Xylofagou

Hoylake

Anglesey or also known as Ynys Mon, is an island of outstanding beauty. It inspired this painting which I've created from live, with oils on linen canvas.

Ynys Mon

It was the naval engagement between the British Royal Navy and Spanish navy during the Napoleonic Wars. Although outnumbered, Nelson's own HMS Victory led  his fleet directly at the allied lines flank and won the battle. The victory established the British naval supremacy of the 18th century and stopped Napoleons plans to invade Britain.

The Battle of Trafalgar

Wild late Spring early Summer flowers just as they sprung out in the meadows and fields

Solo Virtual Art Exhibition