Ballet is a graceful piece that captures the quiet power and elegance of dressage. The name came about during the live creation of the drawing—someone passing by stopped to watch, and before the rest of the horse had taken shape, he pointed at the leg and said it looked like a ballerina. That little moment stuck with me.

There’s a real sense of rhythm in this one—you can almost feel the horse moving, light on its feet but full of strength. It’s that beautiful balance between power and precision that makes dressage feel a bit like a dance, and I wanted to freeze that feeling on paper.

A lot of equestrian art focuses on the polished elegance of dressage—horses and riders turned out for competition, showcasing the end result of years of training. But for me, the real story lies in the process. Training is where the partnership is built, where challenges are worked through, and where progress—however imperfect—takes shape.

I wanted to capture that raw, in-the-moment energy. The abstract smudge effect in my work reflects the movement, effort, and emotion of training, where nothing is ever static or entirely perfect. It’s a reminder that the beauty of horsemanship isn’t just in the final performance but in the everyday moments of learning, adjusting, and striving for better.

There are times in our lives when we experience pivotal moments of realisation. Whether they arrive suddenly or mark the pinnacle of a long journey, they bring an undeniable sense of change—a feeling of momentum that can be both exhilarating and terrifying. But in that moment, when you embrace the shift, it feels like flying.

This piece was one of those moments for me. Blending realism with abstract elements for the first time, I stepped outside my comfort zone—just like the horse in mid-air, pushing forward with confidence. The softened edges and dynamic strokes create a sense of movement, reflecting the feeling of leaping into something new, taking a chance, and trusting the journey ahead.

A celebration of growth, bravery, and the thrill of showjumping, this fine art print is perfect for equestrian and horse lovers who know what it means to take a leap of faith.

There’s a fleeting magic to youth—a sense of freedom, innocence, and unfiltered joy. This piece captures that moment in time, where the world is full of possibility, and every gallop feels like an adventure. The soft movement in the background mirrors the way foals flit between stillness and energy, much like a child discovering their own independence.

As a mother raising a young family while creating art, this piece is a reflection of both the foal’s journey and my own—watching them grow, stumble, and run headfirst into life. The wild flick of the mane, the brightness in the eyes—it’s a celebration of those early years, full of promise and curiosity. Whether you see the playful spirit of a foal or the boundless wonder of childhood, this artwork invites you to embrace the beauty of new beginnings.

Soft Kisses is a tender moment captured between two horses, a quiet exchange that speaks of trust, companionship, and the gentle rhythm of countryside life.

The soft green and blue hues of the background signal brighter days and new life arriving, a subtle nod to the changing seasons. Amidst this stillness, the gentle hum of a bee adds a delicate energy, its wings beating excitedly as fresh flowers begin to emerge.

This piece is a celebration of the quiet, beautiful moments that make time spent with horses so special—an artwork that invites you to pause, breathe, and remember the simple joys of life in the countryside.

There’s something special about looking between a horse’s ears—the quiet moments before setting off on a ride, the feeling of anticipation, or the sense of freedom that comes from exploring the countryside on horseback. This piece captures that perspective, inviting the viewer to imagine their own path ahead.

The soft pink horizon creates a dreamlike effect, a blank canvas for your own experiences, memories, and aspirations. The abstract movement in the mane reflects the air rushing through, adding a sense of motion, as if the horse is just about to step forward.

Whether it’s a familiar view or one you long for, this equestrian fine art print is a reminder of the simple joys of being in the saddle, moving through the landscape with nothing but the sound of hoofbeats ahead.

Bailey captures the unmistakable softness of a horse’s muzzle, bringing to life that heartwarming moment when a horse leans in, nostrils flaring with curiosity. For many, it’s a memory rooted in childhood—when their faces felt impossibly large compared to your own, and every breath carried the scent of hay and warm earth.

Bailey was proudly shortlisted and exhibited at the Leamington Spa Open 2022, a testament to its striking realism and emotional depth—making it a standout piece for any art collector.

Sizing

The total size of Bailey is 60 x 60cm including the frame.

Materials

Bailey has been created in high quality oil based colour pencils. 

The First Time We… is a tribute to those unforgettable moments of success, both big and small. The title is left open-ended, inviting you to reflect on your own journey—whether it’s a childhood victory, a personal milestone, or the quiet triumphs that shape who we are.

A red rosette is more than just a prize; it’s a symbol of dedication, progress, and the memories made along the way. This piece serves as a reminder to celebrate every achievement, no matter how small, because each one is a step forward.

Sizing

The First Time We... measures 40 x 50cm including the mount.

Materials

The First Time We... has been created in colour pencil. It comes hand signed with a certificate of authenticity.

The original artwork titled 'The Art Of Training' is a piece paying homage to the training side of dressage, where the real work happens. So much artwork focusses on the polished aspect of dressage - where the horse and rider are at a competition, ready to show off what they've been doing, but in this piece I wanted to focus on the training at home, where hours of work are put in and relationships are created between horse and rider.

Sizing

The Art Of Training measures approximately 50 x 70cm

Materials

The Art Of Training has been created entirely in pastel.

Constitution Hill is a true legend of the racetrack, and this pastel artwork captures his iconic energy in motion. The piece highlights the classic white jersey of his jockey, with dynamic smudge marks that evoke the power and speed of his gallop along the track.

There’s something special about racehorse art—it’s not just about the moment of the race, it’s about everything it represents. For those who love horse racing, these images often hold memories of big wins, childhood race days, or family traditions. Whether you follow the season closely or just have a soft spot for a particular champion, it’s a sport that gets under your skin—and I hope this piece does it justice.

Sizing

Constitution Hill measures approximately 50 x 70cm

Materials

Constitution Hill will has been created entirely in pastel.

So many of us remember that feeling, where the world seems silent except for the clip clop of the horse's hooves. We as riders get to appreciate parts of the countryside no one else can, all from the back of these powerful and gentle beasts.

Frames are for illustrative purposes only.

Sizing

Through The Ears measures approximately 50 x 70cm

Materials

Through The Ears has been created entirely in pastel.