Another one of my numerous wips that I managed to finish 
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Low tide Outpost
Low tide Outpost
First 2009 update
A little update to kick off 2009. First another finished personal piece:
Ship wreck Bay
and a colour study with some slight additions.
Colour Study 7
More coming soon, enjoy!
Pipe Place
One more ! Also I’ve written up a brief workflow/process of fencer girl in my CA Sketchbook.
Pipe Place
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Egypt place
Some more character based paints, enjoy!
Egypt place
Fencer girl
Spring update
Well spring is finally here so time to make an update. So.. here is another batch of paintings.
Volcanic River
Volcanic River
A master study of John Signer Sargents work.
Sargent Study
A character speedy
Spear Wielder
Overdue update
(,,#ﾟДﾟ) Haven’t update for a while… so here is some stuff.
Station Complex
Rock Pool
Some Snowscape
Enjoy! 
Flickr addition
I decided to dust off my Flicker account and start uploading some of my photos. Hopefully this will prove to be good motivation to take more, as I usually have my camera with me most of the time.
This is a photo I took on one of the trips to Noosa, a storm was forming.
Noosa beach
Also, I swaped Blogrush widget out with my Flicker Photostream, as I wasn’t receiving much traffic from Blogrush anyway (in the year or so I’ve had it). I think having a few pictures in the sidebar looks nicer anyway. Next update will have art again.
Colour studies 1
I’ve had a few things come up so updates temporarily slowed down a little. These are little studies I do from photographs (mainly national geographic) for colour and painting practice. Each of these is about 25% of original size.
Colour studies 01
Ancient Sewers
New personal work, Ancient Sewers – Journey 1.
Ancient Sewers
This is the first of I series I want to work on, each one showing the brave explorers venture deeper and deeper into the ruins.
Ship Bay
Quick update with another finished wip! This one was inspired by some of Craig Mullins work.
Ship Bay