On 30th January 2024 I visited an art exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay called "Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise. His Final Months". Auvers-sur-Oise is a village just north of Paris. This is where Vincent spent the last seventy days of his life. Seventy-four of the paintings and thirty-three of the drawings that he made during those seventy days survive today. After visiting that exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay, I spent the next two days exploring Auvers-sur-Oise. Looking to see if

In 2013 while I was in the middle of doing the 365 paintings in a year on the South West Coast Path, I started making timelapses while I was painting. I just wanted to show the process of the painting from start to finish. This was the first time I had done anything like this, I was experimenting with the idea and a series of mistakes have got me to making them the way they are now, but I expect they will continue to change. Initially my time lapses just showed the painting,

In 2018 I left Plymouth and moved to Ashford in Kent. In the mid 1990's I lived in Soho and the move gave me the chance to start an art...

"Welcome to your new beautiful life" Lynsey Johnstone In June 2022 I was told I had six to twelve months to live. Thirty months later...

On the 21st May 2012 I went down to Bovisand Beach near Plymouth and painted the first painting of this project, "Purple Rock at Bovisand" For the next few days I went out and painted some more pictures along the coast path Then I found a gallery that had an exhibition space in August I checked out their wall space and there was room for about seventy pictures which meant I would have to do one a day to fill the gallery and so the idea was born - once I had done the first sev