Your monthly Studio Letter with new work, small gifts and ideas for living with art at home.


For those drawn to British countryside art, lived-in homes, and gardens where nature still gets a say.

First looks at new work

  • Where a piece begins and how it takes shape

  • Seasonal notes from hedgerows, woodland edges and gardens

  • Occasional small gifts

  • Ideas for choosing, framing and hanging art at home.

    If you’d like to come along, you’re very welcome.

Bunting in pink, yellow and cream.
Decorative string of triangular banners in pink, orange, and white hanging on a wooden rail over green foliage.

This month I included a little gift: scalloped bunting – because some days just need a bit of bunting, and that's reason enough.

Each letter brings together a mix of:

A cartoon illustration of a flower with five orange petals decorated with small pink shapes and a pink center.

Occasional early access to selected new work

A cartoon illustration of a pink flower with a yellow center and pink heart-shaped petals.

The hedgerows, the garden, and the animals around the studio.

A cartoon-style pink flower with five petals, each decorated with yellow spots, and a brown center.

From the easel, as the paintings take shape

A cartoon illustration of a flower with five orange petals and a pink center surrounded by small heart-shaped patterns on each petal.

Seasonal work from the studio for your home