I've been quiet for a while I know, but I have been busy on a series of paintings which are currently being exhibited at The Broadgate Tower in the City area of London. I was invited to put on the show by the owners of the building, British Land. So I've had a busy time preparing 25 pieces  for the exhibition. They are all paintings about nature of urban space and how it can be affected by mostly unintended relationships of structure, light and space. The show's called Relative Space and runs for another month. It's in an exhibition space within a commercial office building and so the best way to see the show, if you wanted to, is to contact me and I can clear it with security. dwalker@visuals.plus.com. Above are 3 of the paintings. The top one is called 'Notional Architecture', the middle one 'Recalmation' and the third is called 'Transient Complexity.

 

I am very pleased to say that my painting, 'The Fountain ', has successfully passed the final stage of selection and will be shown at the Shanghai Zhujiajiao International Watercolour Biennial Exhibition 2012. The exhibition has been delayed for various reasons but will now open in late November.

This is one of 2 paintings that have been selected for the 200th annual Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours which rus to the 25th March 2012

This is a little watercolour I did of the bay at Jalousie Beach in St Lucia just before a torrential rain storm.

This is another of the watercolours I showed at the RI exhibition in London

St Marks Square Venice, after heavy rainfall. This one sold at the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colour last week.

I was very honoured to win the Roland Hilder award at this years Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colour. This is the painting. It's of Florence Cathedral. I had 3 more paintings selected for the exhibition and I will be posting those as well.

 

it snowed!!  So I did a quick watercolour sketch.

India Gate, Delhi

The Burnaby House

My brother in law's house in the suburbs of Vancouver. I love the bottles under the deck.