Portrait of David Wood – 20” x 24” Oil on Panel 1990. David posed for several portraits and this one is painted from life. The heightened colours are exaggerated in order to create a psychedelic effect that is nonetheless still very three-dimensional.

Portrait of Sam – 22” x 24” Oil on Canvas 2009. A recent commission.

Unfinished Self Portrait – 20” x 20” Oil on Panel 2004. This portrait was painted onto a reddish ground in one sitting.

‘It’s your shout.’ A Portrait of Roger Butt – 24” x 24” Oil on Panel 1996. I painted this porrtrait from life and several years later a background was added. Roger, nicknamed ‘The Dodger’ by his associates is now seen in his natural habitat, at the bar in the Rochester Castle.

Portrait of Jack Crompton – 13” x 16” oil on Panel 1993. Jack lived next door to me at one time. I painted this portrait from life in two sittings.

Peter Ker (detail) – 19” x 19” Oil on Panel 1994. The record producer Peter Ker is a long standing friend and I painted this portrait shortly after we first met.

Portrait of Nicola de Conde – 23” x 30” Oil on Panel 1999. The gifted musician and noted eccentric Nicola de Conde chose to be painted as a conductor.

Portrait of Henry Wood – 23” x 18” Oil on Panel 1993. The journalist Henry Wood was writing a series about crime in the East End when this portrait was painted.

Portrait of Ben Mossop – 30” x 60” Oil on Panel 2001. Ben was in his last year at school when this portrait was painted.

Portrait drawing of Ben Mossop – Coloured pencils on tinted paper.