Adelaide Hove Waxing Crescent Moon

Print description

A row of beach huts rests along the promenade, like delicate shells dozing in the sun, padlocks glinting like sleepy eyelids. Behind them, Adelaide Crescent curves gracefully, its peach-and-cream façades catching the light. A lone lamppost leans quietly in the foreground, a gentle guardian over the scene. The ground is warm beneath your feet, the sea just out of view, and the air carries the hush of a dream not yet finished.

Print details

Digital pigment print from original ink drawings. Printed on fine art paper using archival inks. Available in sizes A0,A1, A2, A3 or A4 as limited editions of 100. Each print is individually signed and numbered.

Historic Brighton And Hove

This print shows the quintessential Brighton and Hove beach huts with the background of Adelaide Crescent, one of the grandest open crescent that are so unique to Brighton . Building work started in 1830 to the design of Decimus Burton but was not finished until 1860. Together with the Kemp Town and Brunswick Town estates, the crescent is one of the foremost pre-Victorian residential developments in the Brighton area

New print series: The Belt of Venus

The Belt of Venus. The Belt of Venus is a soft pink glow that appears just before sunrise or after sunset, hovering above the horizon opposite the sun. It’s caused by sunlight scattering through the atmosphere, often separated from the horizon by the darker band of Earth’s shadow. In winter, the colour can feel sharper and more vivid.

I’m often looking up—through windows at night, cycling along the seafront, or walking home past Brunswick Square in Hove. Those skies, along with childhood evenings spent studying constellations with a torch and a sky map, have led to a new series of prints: