Figures

I make paintings and drawings celebrating the beauty of the human form. I originally trained as a sculptor and all my work shows a preoccupation with light and an emphasis on form. I am interested in contrapposto, and how the human form reflects universal rhythms as a microcosm. How our bodies and minds reflect the rhythms and movements of the greater cosmos in every detail.

A pencil drawing of a nude female figure curled up on a surface, with her head resting on her arms, capturing a sense of peacefulness and introspection.
Nude – pencil
A detailed pencil drawing of Michelangelo's David showcasing a muscular torso, with arms positioned in a natural pose. The artwork highlights the anatomy and contrapposto, creating a three-dimensional effect.
After Michelangelo – pencil
A detailed pencil drawing of a young woman in a sleeveless dress, with her arms raised and hair loosely styled, set against a softly blurred background.
I know a bank whereon the wild thyme blows – pencil
A monochromatic drawing of a woman with her hair pulled back, looking upwards with a pensive expression, wearing a deep V-neck top.
Sarah – pencil
A monochrome drawing of a woman standing in a forest, with her arms raised and hair pulled back, wearing a light dress.
Crystal path – pencil 30x40cm
Torso -pencil
A monochromatic drawing of a nude female figure sitting on a stool, with her back facing the viewer and her head turned slightly to the side.
Nude back view 30x40cm pencil
Male nude drawing showing seated figure in red chalk, emphasising torso. By UK artist Matt Harvey.
Male figure – red chalk
A charcoal drawing of a nude figure from the back, showcasing the contours of the back and legs against a shaded background.
Female nude – charcoal
A charcoal drawing of a woman's back, featuring her shoulder and hair, with a partially draped fabric accentuating her form.
Nude – conté

If you are interested in an oil or graphite portrait, or a bespoke piece, commission a portrait starting from £600