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RECOMMENDED ACRYLIC ART MATERIALS

Many a budding creative artist has given up trying to paint, thinking they’re useless because they can’t achieve the results they picture in their imagination. Frustrated artists will be told don’t blame your tools. Certainly getting results you’re happy with Read more…


VALLETTA PAINTING CLASSES for ADULTS

Started in 2026, I managed to recruit a wonderful bunch of creative people to join my acrylic painting classes held at The Gallery at Galea’s in Strait Street Valletta. Over the course of several months, they produced some beautiful paintings, Read more…


Teach Your Children Well

WE know the age old adage: “Truth from the mouths of babes.” Ain’t that a fact! #nofilters. In my long career as an artist and art tutor, I think teaching art to children has been my most rewarding, and most Read more…


PopUpArt!

I do love it when I’m right. Dont get me wrong, I dont obsess about it, or go around in this tshirt (much as I confess I’m tempted) but when it comes to teaching art, I thrive on proving that Read more…


Art Weekend in Malta: a painter’s paradise

It's a tremendously satisfying experience to meet a group of total strangers one day and within 48 hours feel you’ve become the best of friends. And the only bonding exercise used was painting together. So it was at a recent Read more…


Sicily painting holiday: The Test Run

I think I have a mild case of whiplash after a weekend being driven around Sicily. No head-on collisions involved, thankfully, given the Sicilians' notoriously haphazard style of driving. On my frequent visits to this beautiful island I am always Read more…


Groovy Baby!

"If you remember the 70s then you weren't there." Heard that before? I don't remember much of it but not for the reason that you think. I didn't have much opportunity to indulge in the happy camper spliff smoking culture Read more…


Why I Love Being an Art Tutor

 I can proudly say that in many of my adult art classes, the artists-in-training will often behave like children: at times rebellious and argumentative but most of all playful. I welcome it since my objective is to coax them into Read more…