Flowing lines fit together to form bold contemporary landscapes as seen from Britain's leylines.

This is a new collection of bright A4 sized prints for the home, inspired by lakeside walks.

These are my imaginative interpretations of Britain’s landscapes and the locals who live there. I sketch those who pass through the beauty spots to walk their dogs or enjoy some quiet family time. I am interested in how people move through their local oasis of untouched wilderness. I draw fluid, flowing lines and paint the canvas with rich earth browns, deep warm pinks, dirty turquoises and bold organic colours. I use these colours as I am inspired by the surprise of vivid red that pops through on leaves during Autumn before a golden brown colour arrives. I rarely use black as I want to portray light bouncing off the leaves, reflecting off the landscape and shining though the painting itself. This makes the contour of the land come alive.

The places I have travelled to inspire the paintings. My work celebrates leylines as I find these beautiful and inspirational paths to walk along. I capture the views I see by drawing the contour of the land.

I draw work that is A4 size as this is easy to manage whilst I am on the move as this is easy to carry. My sweeping style has a contemporary approach with a loose composition emerging from fluid flowing lines. My work includes passers by to show their reaction with scenery and capture their feelings as they stand in nature.

I use soft graphite pencil to sketch the outline of nature after a hike or an hour of cold water lake swimming. Later I customise a digital brush to give me the texture of the land and I paint the colours on an iPad. I chose to draw a few exotic trees, these include the Katsura trees in Oxford.

My work captures the British Landscape from the view of leylines, from the mundane to the momentous. I draw both the beauty of the natural world and local people.