I work in watercolour, acrylics, charcoal, and mixed media — mostly because I’ve never been able to commit to just one. My paintings range from quiet little studies of interiors (translation: my living room) to more experimental pieces where form, texture, and abstraction do whatever they like while I pretend I’m in control.
Each medium comes with its own personality: watercolour runs everywhere if you so much as breathe near it, acrylics demand you work faster than humanly possible, charcoal covers you head-to-toe like you’ve been down a coal mine, and mixed media… well, that’s just what I call it when I’ve run out of ideas and glue something on.
I don’t stick to one subject or style because, frankly, I get distracted easily. Sometimes it’s the stillness of a room, sometimes it’s an interesting object, sometimes it’s just the way the light falls — if it catches my eye, it usually ends up on paper. Whatever the subject, the common thread is curiosity, plus the hope that at least some of it looks intentional.