When the opportunity arises, or the creative need dictates, I enjoy working on a larger scale.  There's a wonderful tension in suddenly moving from an A3 sheet of white paper demanding that particular kinds of marks be made all over it, to a giant sheet of watercolour paper which demands not only much bigger brushes but a different way of thinking!  Or being faced with two panels of MDF joined together and ready primed presenting a shimmering white 5 square metre surface glaring at you and almost demanding that the carefully prepared thumbnails be convincingly multiplied a hundred-fold!  

In recent years I have completed a range of large-scale mural projects - some on site and some in the studio and and each has presented a different challenge - but all of them enormous fun.

RSPB Pulborough Brooks nature reserve, West Sussex, UK

Visitor Centre display panel

RSPB Elmley Marshes nature reserve, Kent, UK

Mural for main reserve hide, completed January 2005

RSPB Headquarters - The Lodge, Bedfordshire, UK

Mural for main entrance office building, completed 2003

'Migration Game'

Sandwell Valley RSPB nature reserve, West Midlands, UK

UNEP - WCMC United Nations Environment Programme

World Conservation Monitoring Centre, Cambridge headquarters, UK