For many years a graphic designer and even more years an artist experimenting with painting, sculpture, mosaic and photography. The recent advances in computer technology have resulted in the combination of these artistic media through the infinitely versatile medium of digital art, from digital photography through to artwork created entirely on computer. This technological innovation, it seems, turned out to be the breakthrough I was waiting for - ideally suited to the art I was striving to create.
A life-long love of art, from the first cave paintings to present day but with a special interest in the disturbing beauty of the images created in ancient Mexico and Central America. The Aztecs and the Maya - their ancestors and contemporaries the Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mixtecs and Olmecs and many far older cultures. Ancient civilizations each with a unique artistic style but with threads linking to each other and to a distant past. The images of ancient art which I have created are a personal interpretation and are not intended to represent an archaeological reconstruction though I have attempted to remain true to the original work whenever possible.

This fascination for ancient Mesoamerican art has taken me to Mexico several times.

I am currently living and working in the region of south Lancashire called Worthington near the village of Standish, where I have been for several years. It's a largely rural area despite it's location in the industrial northwest of England. This semi-rural environment continues to fascinate me with its changing seasonal faces and so is a constant subject for my art.

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