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For those of you new to my work, this is the painting that most people associate with me. It’s painted in acrylics and was inspired by rockhoppers on Saunders Island in the Falklands. It was a fantastic end to a hard day’s sketching, sitting at the foot of the cliffs and watching the penguins coming in from the sea. Black-browed albatrosses were gliding out in the bay, turkey vultures soared overhead, and I’d rarely been happier. Heading Home was painted when I returned to the UK. It was supposed to be just a quick and straightforward picture, but took much longer and turned out much better than I could have imagined. Read
more about Heading Home on my wildlife
art blog. What's
the difference between a limited edition and an unlimited edition print? Heading
Home is about two thirds sold. To avoid disappointment and unnecessary
expense, reserve your copy now! Why choose a limited edition giclee print? - Won’t fade or decay even in strong sunlight, a piece to treasure - Colours as fresh and vibrant as the original painting, for a fraction of the price - Bring the beauty of Falklands wildlife into your home - Rekindle memories of a special trip with the perfect keepsake
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