I started painting waves in 2009 following hours and hours photographing them crashing onto the beach in Pringle Bay, South Africa. I could watch them all day. If the saying is true that all artists have a theme, then this is mine. I find them to be one of the most impressive and beautiful sights in nature and I have spent too much time trying to understand and paint them.
Water covered most of the Earth’s surface and I feel very much at home on or in it, sailing, swimming and diving but underwater scenes are for the camera not the paint brush.
- Oceans & Seas
The above paintings clockwise from the top left:
P76.10. Wave on beach, Pringle bay, oil on canvas 70×50 P171.16. Waves at sunset, oil on canvas 120×80 P104.11. Wave breaking on beach, Pringle Bay, oil on canvas 120×80. P175.16 Green wave breaking in blue sea, oil on canvas 50×40 P140.14 Wave breaking on beach, watercolour & pastel 40×50
P179.16. Pacific wave, oil on canvas triptyque 150×70
P173.16 & P272.16 Bali waves, oil on canvas 60×40 & 120×80
P176.16 Waves by moonlight, oil on canvas 140×60
P178.16 Pacific wave, oil on canvas, 70×50
2. Lakes & Pools
P130.14, 134.14, 135.14, Minimalist pool swimmers, watercolour 30x20cm
3 Boats
Windmill Craft 
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