I got the link and it works and I can access it on my iphone - I have seen a lot lot worse believe me! There are a lot of so called modern sites which have what I call a 'door slam' - in other words "download our app instead" blooming hate that!
Yes, it works OK, just not designed to work to it's best potential with all
devices 
Haven't seen it myself (not that I'd understand much of it) but apparently all the code written behind the pages is a bit messy after all the years of changes and alterations. I was told that by an art colleague in Oregon who could build websites.
I used to like the sites that could recognise what sort of
device/resolution had arrived and show the appropriate pages. Seems they're all changing to the universal 'fits all' sites now and I don't care for them ...I see sites I've used for a long time change and it's as though the soul has gone out of them!
Most recent was a gallery site I looked at yesterday.
I use a desktop with a large screen monitor for my work needs, and I'm sure there's thousands of others as well as the phone and tablet users.
Your paintings are fantastic! I can only do stuff with photoshop! I'm not much of a designer as I basically build what the creatives give me and bring them to life.
Chiropactor - been waiting months to see one on the nhs, can't afford to go private.
Thank you! I do love my work ..no matter how long I do it, there's always something new to learn or discover.
In the early years, I did a lot of commercial work ...you'll find it if you do an image search as a lot of it is still being used for jigsaw puzzles etc. It wasn't exactly the type of work I really wanted to do but it earned a decent living, and all the time I was learning more. The hardest part was that I would get briefs from art directors and it cramped a lot of creativity. I suppose you feel like that at times.
It was back in '99 that I decided to move on and only work on fine art paintings and with galleries.
Such a pity that the NHS makes people wait so long when they're in pain - that's why I found a chiropractor for my husband and told him not to go to the doctor. He'd have taken a lot of painkillers and being a trapped nerve, it wouldn't have got better.
The only reason we can afford to do that is because I've been self employed for 24 years, and quickly learned that income is not guaranteed - so I always saved as much as I could for things such as that while he was still at work. He's retired now, so those savings are proving very useful at times like that.
Saving was easier before the dratted recession though - can't do it much now!
