The Devil’s Dyke is a large joyful semi-abstract landscape painting of a place on the South Downs in East Sussex. It is 36 x 36 x 1.5 inches. The painting was deliberately made so that the edges are blurred and quite art-nouveau in style. The lines lead the eye into the centre of the canvas, which is more focused, showing bushes, brambles and wildflowers weaving into a tangled thicket; nature in abundance. You can see a path along the edge of a deep rift between hills (the Devil’s Dyke), and across the rift you can see more hills, fields and trees beyond, fading into the distance. This is an exact spot where I felt very happy this summer listening to the birds and insects around me as I walked along the edge of the Dyke. I think I expressed my emotions quite well! It is painted on deep edge canvas, with white edges, ready to hang, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
