Sacred Spaces

Many of my monotype prints have a dark atmospheric feel to them, using my favourite colour palette of sepia, white and yellow ochre.

I decided to try another variation on an ethereal landscape with lighter shades, still including sepia and yellow ochre, but with lots more white.

The paler colours allowed the image of the tree to be drawn in pencil rather than ink pen, adding a ghostly light and a sense of a sacred place.

Dartmoor's mists can give an otherworldly feel to the moorland landscape, offering a reminder of a time long ago when worship and folklore merged amongst the stones, trees and heather.


Sacred Spaces 1
Monotype and pencil drawing 43 x 38 cm
£225 framed


Urban Tree Festival, Plymouth

The Urban Tree Festival has been running in Plymouth for four years, focussing on trees and nature within the city.

There are many activities, talks and walks to attend through the week long festival and it has become more popular every year.

The Almanac Cafe in Plymouth, is hosting a tree exhibition, which I am delighted to take part in. Two of my tree drawings will be on display and I will be there on Thursday 14th May and Friday 15th May to steward and demonstrate my drawing.  


The Urban Tree Festival Exhibition
Almanac Cafe, Plymouth



The Lucombe Oak 
Pencil on paper



Oak Tree 
Pencil on paper





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