'Creation.' Painted in 2000. Oil painting SOLD

'After Life." Painted in 1997. Oil painting SOLD!

'Green Eye.' Painted in 2000. Oil painting SOLD!

'Reflection.' Painted in 1998. Acrylic SOLD!

'Salute the Sun." Painted in 2001. 63x83 cm Oil Pastel SOLD

'Sea Creature." Painted in 2000. 59x80 cm Acrylic

'Leaving Red.' Painted in 2001. 44x55 cm Oil on paper

'Fortress." Painted in 2001. Acrylic SOLD!

Night Sail 50x60 Acrylic 2002 SOLD

Prayer at the Towers 55x44 Oil on Canvas 2001

'Gemni.' Drawn in 2000. Charcoal SOLD!

'Tits." Painted in 2001. 47x64 cm Acrylic SOLD

"Wild Warrior." 2000. Acrylic SOLD!

'Super Tube.' Painted in 2001. 56x71 cm. Acrylic

"Sun Set Surf." Painted in 2001. 56x71 cm. Acrylic SOLD

"Reach." Painted in 2000. Acrylic SOLD!

 "Surface." Painted in 2000. 55x75 cm. Acrylic SOLD

Creation - bursts of life exploding to evolve.

The journey to the next life reflected in colours, brightness and suspense.

As dinosaurs die man dominates but the large green eye of the dinosaur watches over the earth.

Painted in Australia the top figure wonders what life is like down under - experience it.

Spiritual pose of yoga which gives thanks to the dawn of another day.

Everyone possesses the ability to swim.

The red haired woman waves her lover goodbye as he escapes into the night.

Remote and uninviting, the fortress is surrounded by water.

Calm and quiet sailing through the sea to unknown destinations.

Commemorating all those who died on September 11th.

Twin star sign, Gemini. The missing 'I' is represented by the upright creature at the right corner.

An everyday part of old farm life in Ireland

The female mimics the fierce Celts going into battle. The wild animals admire her and feel safe around her.

Super Tubes is a well known surf spot at Jefferys Bay, South Africa. This female surfer can handle it.

Evening surfing in Doughmore, Doonbeg. Sets of waves rolling in and heaven opens in the sky.

Reaching for your goal or dream through the Olympics

The surfer surfaces after a wipeout and gets back up into the face of the wave.