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These paintings, which seek to centre the animal, are made on found wooden supports with oil paints.Minimal impact on the environment is important to me so I always work on found supports.

I make these paintings which seek to centre the animal on found wooden supports in oils. I found this plywood support in Penzance where I have a studio. All my work is concentrated on the animal/human relationship and its possible futures

Another painting in the series of Australian birds from the photo reference book by Micheal Morocombe.

From a series of dark background paintings made during Tim’s MA at Plymouth College of Art.

The source image for this painting was from a book about the animals of the Serengeti. It depicts the fighting the predation and lives of animals without flinching from the violence and gore. here a Hyena fights off vultures from an antelope carcass. Made for the Newly Society of Artists show ‘Borders’ at Tremenheere sculpture …

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This is part of a series of larger paintings made during Tim’s MA at Plymouth College of Art. The photographic reference is from a book ‘Birds of Australia’ by Michael Morcombe.

Another in the series of Australian birds from the reference book by Michael Morocombe. Made during MA in Painting at Plymouth College of Art.

I made this drawing on a train journey from a reference image found in a 50s book about the fishing industry. The paper is the reverse of a military print retrieved from a framed acquisition at my local art auction house. It is intended to highlight the long and rather unequal relationship between humans and …

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