Art Trails.
- Frome Open Art Trail, 5 to 12 July 2026
- Frome Open Art Trail, 6 to 14 July 2024
- Cloth Roads Art Week, 5 to 13 May 2018
Exhibitions
The Sheep Ate up the Fairies, Trowbridge Museum, 7 June to 8 November 2025
The exhibit explored how the region's massive wool and cloth industry expanded, changing the local landscape and essentially "eating up" ancient fairy myths. It detailed how the rise of factories and industrial upheaval pushed out the magical traditions that were once deeply rooted in the local countryside. Featuring The Wiltshire Snare, a creature of wonder. Beautiful, shy and migratory, they are unique to Wiltshire.
Frome Creatives, Black Swan, The Long Gallery, 2 - 9 November 2024
Featuring work of local artists.
Frome Creatives, Round Tower Gallery, 4 to 18 June 2022
Featuring work of local artists.
Banned – An Exhibition Exploring Outsider Art, Trowbridge Museum, Banned, 4 February to 29 July 2017
The show highlighted unconventional art created outside the boundaries of the traditional art world, often made by self-taught or marginalized artists. Featured a series of my watercolours of illustrated nursery rhymes that had been banned in Victorian England.
The exhibit explored how the region's massive wool and cloth industry expanded, changing the local landscape and essentially "eating up" ancient fairy myths. It detailed how the rise of factories and industrial upheaval pushed out the magical traditions that were once deeply rooted in the local countryside. Featuring The Wiltshire Snare, a creature of wonder. Beautiful, shy and migratory, they are unique to Wiltshire.
Frome Creatives, Black Swan, The Long Gallery, 2 - 9 November 2024
Featuring work of local artists.
Frome Creatives, Round Tower Gallery, 4 to 18 June 2022
Featuring work of local artists.
Banned – An Exhibition Exploring Outsider Art, Trowbridge Museum, Banned, 4 February to 29 July 2017
The show highlighted unconventional art created outside the boundaries of the traditional art world, often made by self-taught or marginalized artists. Featured a series of my watercolours of illustrated nursery rhymes that had been banned in Victorian England.
Commissions - Watercolours, puppets and mixed media
The Little Secret Market, Glastonbury Hub, 2026
Posters to advertise the Saturday Markets
The Friends of the Down Cemetry, 2026
Map to be used in the Friends leaflet and newsletter
Trowbridge Museum, 2021, Fairy Tales, Myths and Rhymes Book
Featuring watercolour illustrations of Sleeping Beauty
The Maisie and the Everywhere Mouse Trilogy, Dom McDonald, 2021
Maisie, along with her Mum and Dad, eats printed food, wears printed clothes and lives in fear of a deadly virus which a century ago almost wiped out the human race. Falling between Science Fiction and Fairy Tale, Maisie and the Everywhere Mouse, including all three original novels, can be enjoyed by adults both young and old alike. Front cover illustrations. Available as the trilogy in one book, or as individual instalments.
Light and Lark Theatre Company, Papillon, 2016
Puppets of a bluetit, bee and spider for Papillon, a play for children about a butterfly that explores the garden, making friends and memories along the way. The play explores the journey through life.
Trowbridge Arts Festival, 2015
Alice in Wonderland installation in the old Magistrates Room.
Christmas Card, Apple Fariy Bed and Breakfast Glastonbury
Posters to advertise the Saturday Markets
The Friends of the Down Cemetry, 2026
Map to be used in the Friends leaflet and newsletter
Trowbridge Museum, 2021, Fairy Tales, Myths and Rhymes Book
Featuring watercolour illustrations of Sleeping Beauty
The Maisie and the Everywhere Mouse Trilogy, Dom McDonald, 2021
Maisie, along with her Mum and Dad, eats printed food, wears printed clothes and lives in fear of a deadly virus which a century ago almost wiped out the human race. Falling between Science Fiction and Fairy Tale, Maisie and the Everywhere Mouse, including all three original novels, can be enjoyed by adults both young and old alike. Front cover illustrations. Available as the trilogy in one book, or as individual instalments.
Light and Lark Theatre Company, Papillon, 2016
Puppets of a bluetit, bee and spider for Papillon, a play for children about a butterfly that explores the garden, making friends and memories along the way. The play explores the journey through life.
Trowbridge Arts Festival, 2015
Alice in Wonderland installation in the old Magistrates Room.
Christmas Card, Apple Fariy Bed and Breakfast Glastonbury
