Disappointing Result.....

For the past fortnight I have had a display of some of my paintings for sale at work, with the idea that all profits would go to the Artists Help Japan fund.  Sadly, despite living in the town that boasts the most expensive housing estate in Britain, I sold a grand total of..........£5 worth.   Hmmmmm, not sure what to say about that.

Anyway, nil desperandum and all that - I've brought the paintings home and am offering them here.  They are basically works that I cannot really sell for my own profit as I have used photographs from books or magazines for reference, and they are just sitting in my portfolio gathering dust.  Others are exercises in still life or en plein air painting and not really of gallery material.  So here they are - if you see one you fancy, get in touch and we can thrash out the details.  I promise that 100% of profit will be donated to the Artists Help Japan fund.

 Still Life - Watercolour.  A3 size
£30

Mevagissy Harbour, Cornwall - Watercolour A3 size
£35

'Blossom' - Watercolour. A3 size
£20

Essex Castle, ALderney - Watercolour  9 x 7 inches
£10

Macaws in Flight - Watercolour   15 x 18 inches
£30

'Camouflage' - watercolour  A3 size
£40

Lemon, Mango, Apple, Apple, Tom - watercolour pigment sticks   16 x 10 inches
£30

Basingstoke Canal - watercolour    12 x 18 inches
£50

'Remembering Alderney' - watercolour   A4 size
£30

Hippo - mixed media   14 x 9 inches
£10

Mawgan Porth, Cornwall - watercolour  A4 size
£15

Still Life - watercolour   10 x 7.5 inches
£10

Sea Holly - Pen & Wash    9 x 7 inches
£10

'Watching' - watercolour   8 x 12 inches
£20

'Finders-Keepers' - watercolour    8 x 8 inches
£30

Prices are in pounds, but I can convert them to dollars if you ask me - please note they are also knock-down prices in order to appeal to any budget and also in an effort to make some cash for Japan.
The pictures have been photographed in their cellophane wrappings, so images may be a little unclear.
What has been going on in Japan has been vastly overshadowed in the media by what's been going on in the Middle East, but that doesn't mean the situation has gone away.  Let's see if we can give a bit of help to our fellow human beings in adversity.