​The St Ives Car Trap painting strikes again in The Hunts Post.
Raising money for SERV, the original painting is still available! And I have also made it into 50 limited edition signed prints!!

Just off the easel, I’m thrilled to unveil my latest watercolour painting of Kimbolton Castle. Featuring the stunning sweeping staircase of the main entrance, I have strived to capture the essence of this historic building in watercolour, pen and ink.

Notably, the spire of St. Andrew's Church graces the background, beautifully connecting this piece to my other painting of Kimbolton High Street—a perfect pair in the making!

Only 100 signed limited editions will be available and for every print sold, £5 will be donated to the school's chosen charity: The William Templeton Foundation for Young People's Mental Health. William Templeton was a pupil of Kimbolton School and his parents have set up the William Templeton Foundation for Young People’s Mental Health in his memory. 

 Let's make art and support a great cause together! Find these exclusive prints in my website shop.

I'm over the moon that my St Ives Trap painting, raising money for SERV has made the Cambridge news.  Click on link below to read full article!

I’ve had a lot of interest in my recent watercolour of the St Ives Car Trap. Let’s turn this topic into ‘A+’ positive! I’d like to raise some money for a really fantastic charity.
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The original is now available framed from my website and ALL THE MONEY will be donated to: SERV Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, also known as the Bloodrunners. SERV consists of volunteers who deliver urgently needed blood products, donated human milk & medicine free of charge, 24 hours a day. 
To purchase, please visit my website shop.