Bramble ventry This painting shows Dingle Main

This painting shows Dingle Main Street as it was 20 years ago before it became such a thriving popular tourist town

silk dyes and wax

hence the title of the painting "Shelter"

This is a beach I walk on every day and the heron named Johnny Scrogal was this time

A print from a mixed media painting of Dragonflies in the rushes this was done as a pair to Butterflies no

Bramble ventry This painting shows Dingle MainAlso available as a Limited Edition. The brambles which line our laneways and form a large part of our hedgerows are referred to collectively as Rubus fructicosus. Their distinctive arching stems are covered with sharp thorns and they frequently root along the ground when they touch it. The 20 30mm pink or white flowers have five petals and five sepals and are best seen from May to September.