Published and Other Works
John has had paintings published in "How did you paint that?" a publication by International Artist magazine.
International Artist Magazine article "Master Painter of the World UK Showcase.
Feature "Harbour 1, Portofino, Italy". Oil on Canvas. Winner in the SAA Waterscene , Boats or Landscape category.
"How Did You Paint That?" 100 ways to paint
People & Figures Selected work "The Ice Cream Eaters" Acrylic on Canvas 80cm x 50cm
John's painting "Ploughed Field",
Acrylic on Board 50cm x 60cm was published in
"How did you paint that? A 100 ways to paint Landscapes " a publication by
International Artist magazine.
John's painting "Linen Lime",
Oil on Canvas 46cm x 36cm was published in "How did you paint that? A 100 ways to paint Flowers and Gardens " a publication by International Artist magazine.
John's painting"Oranges and Pears"
Acrylic on Canvas Board 40cm x 30cm
"How Did You Paint That?" A 100 ways to paint Still Life & Florals.
As a change from painting on canvas, John joined 50 artists for the Go Elephants exhibition in Norwich, where artists were asked to decorate fibreglass elephants which were displayed on the streets of Norwich to raise money for charity. John chose to paint his elephants with his portrait entitled The Ice Cream Eaters and his diptych the Norfolk Broads Bathing Belles. He also collaborated with a metal worker to create the only flying elephant.
Drawn from his previously unpublished private diaries, the secret life of Santa is revealed with these festive anecdotes from over the centuries. Readers will discover the truth about where Santa Claus lives, how he manages the elves in his gift workshops at the North Pole, how the good saint's outfits have changed over the years, and that his favorite treat is a bag of Snow mints.
With this ultimate Christmas gift book filled with artwork of Father Christmas, readers will delight in the secrets and surprises, including a pop-up snowflake, festive seasonal recipes, and even a silver sixpence.
Welcome to the enchanting world of Rolo Rabbit! In this delightful children's book, crafted by Juliette and illustrated by John, the young will join Rolo on his journey to visit his grandmother. Along the way Rolo encounters various friends who demonstrate bad manners, and he gently teaches them the power of a apology. Through playful storytelling, children will learn that saying I'm sorry" is the most important manner of, making this a perfect read for nurturing kindness and empathy in little hearts.