I’m slowly getting back into a routine after the Easter break. Steadily a new piece is beginning to take form. #art #britishart

I’m delighted to be talking about the inspiration of old churches in the beautiful surroundings of the Churches Conservation Trust’s St. Petrock’s as part of the Parracombe Arts and Literary Festival. Admission is free, but you’ll need to book here: www.ticketsource.com/parracombe-c... #art

A lovely surprise on Saturday evening, on my way to a concert I passed by Churchgate Gallery in Porlock to see my ‘Storm at Crowcombe, 1724” in the window. #art #artist

It’s #WorldArtDay today, so here are just a few of the pieces I’ve completed in recent months. If you’d like to support my work you can find some of my linocut prints here: timgodden.co.uk/shop/linocut And if you’d like to acquire an original work please do get in touch. #art

The Hell of the North is almost upon us. Here are a few illustrations from down the years, inspired by this iconic and storied race. You can find all my available prints, here: timgodden.co.uk/ateliertg #parisroubaix #cycling #cobbles #illustration

On 9th April 1917, whilst smoking a pipe in his dugout doorway, the poet and writer Edward Thomas was killed. His greatest legacy, his writings, still influence the way we perceive place and consider our place within the landscape. #ww1 #linocut #art

A churchyard sketch from the last day of March. I’m not a religious person, though I find a wander down to the church, either to sit and think in the silence or to sketch whatever takes my fancy, helps to clear my mind and both inspire and prepare me for what comes next.

Upcott Folly, Barnstaple A new work depicting the folly built by Lt. Col. William Harding that looks down on Barnstaple. #art #fineart #Devon

Churchyard textures from a new piece. #art #britishart #churchyard

A recent visit to my local Churches Conservation Trust church, St. Petrock’s Church, Parracombe, inspired this new work. To me it is one of the gems of Exmoor. If you’re ever in the area do make sure to visit this wonderful place and be inspired yourself. #art #churchcrawling

Churchyard textures from a new piece. #art #britishart #churchyard

VICTORY! Government to open up the Land Registry - bringing to an end a thousand years of secrecy shrouding who owns England. I’ve been campaigning for this for ten years: the new Land Use Framework, published later today, makes it government policy. 1/ www.theguardian.com/environment/...

An apt date on which to find this in the Arlington second-hand bookshop, too.

Another beautiful Spring morning here at Arlington.

Hobart’s Mausoleum, Blickling, Norfolk Another of my recently framed pieces waiting to go into the Spring Exhibition at Churchgate Gallery in Porlock. #art #archutecture

Here’s another of my recently framed pieces, ‘Sir John’s Folly’. This will be available from Churchgate Gallery, Porlock in the very near future. #art #architecture

A few of my pieces have been framed for the Spring Exhibition at Churchgate Gallery in Porlock, and I think the framer has done a wonderful job. Here’s my ‘Storm at Crowcombe, 1724’. #art #artist #architecture

Spring mornings at Arlington.

Happiness is a selection of old books arriving to help with research.

I’m very sorry to have to share the news that my friend Richard Aldred passed away yesterday. It was an honour to have known him for the last few years of his eventful life. Another of the voices of the Normandy summer of 1944 fades away into memory. #ww2 #veteran

Hopefully for next year’s #WorldBookDay I will have my own book to share, but for now a few favourites from my collection will have to suffice. Blunden is one of my favourite writers of the Great War, this signed copy of some of his poems is very special to me. #ww1

On the way home from Norfolk I stopped to photograph the Elveden war memorial. Its siting at the meeting point of three parishes was central to its function as a memorial. Though with the widening of the A12 its grandeur in the landscape is now difficult to capture. #ww1 #memorial

IT MUST’VE BEEN HERE SOMEWHERE Two veterans of the Great War, one the writer R. H. Mottram, look for the place of their memories on the old Western Front. - To acquire the original illustration please contact me via DM or my website. #ww1 #illustration

DUNSLAND, 17TH NOVEMBER 1967 The great house of Dunsland in North Devon consumed by flames just days after the celebrations were held to mark its complete restoration. #art #architecture

I have spent the last month or so researching and creating this large scale piece showing the November night in 1967 that Dunsland was consumed by fire. Today I took the completed piece to the terrace in the landscape where the old house once stood. #architecture #art #artist

DUNSLAND, 17TH NOVEMBER 1967 The great house of Dunsland in North Devon consumed by flames just days after the celebrations were held to mark its complete restoration. #art #architecture

I have spent the last month or so researching and creating this large scale piece showing the November night in 1967 that Dunsland was consumed by fire. Today I took the completed piece to the terrace in the landscape where the old house once stood. #architecture #art #artist

Join us on 4th February, live in-person or online, for our next Lecture, 'Gertrude Jekyll: Artist Gardener Craftswoman.' This is part of our series 'Heroines and Heroes of the Arts and Crafts Movement', which runs from 28th January - 18th March 2026. Book here: bit.ly/4q7xhZg 🧵

A detail from a work in progress. It’s my largest collage piece to date and is inspired by a place I’ve wanted to paint for many years. #art #fineart #BritishArtist #ModernBritishArt #architecture

I’m also delighted to announce an exhibition to mark the 235th anniversary of the death of the almost entirely forgotten architect John Meadows. He was the architect of a number of lost houses in Devon and elsewhere, the exhibition will bring some of those places to life again. #art #architecture

I am delighted to announce that my new works will soon be available from the Churchgate Gallery in Porlock, Somerset. Given that so much of my work focuses on our ancient churches and other buildings of curiosity, I could not think of a more apt location than this wonderful gallery. #art #fineart

It's the last week of my sale, so if you'd like to get yourself one of my original paintings at a special, low price, now is your last chance. You can find everything available, here: timgodden.co.uk/shop #ww1 #ww2 #illustration

I’m also delighted to announce an exhibition to mark the 235th anniversary of the death of the almost entirely forgotten architect John Meadows. He was the architect of a number of lost houses in Devon and elsewhere, the exhibition will bring some of those places to life again. #art #architecture

I am delighted to announce that my new works will soon be available from the Churchgate Gallery in Porlock, Somerset. Given that so much of my work focuses on our ancient churches and other buildings of curiosity, I could not think of a more apt location than this wonderful gallery. #art #fineart

One of the things I love most about Arlington is the mists. This morning’s chilly start had the valleys draped in white.

Working up the layers on a new piece. This is a piece I have been mulling over in one way, shape or form for about five years, but didn’t have the creative outlet to capture the image in my mind. Hopefully in the next few days I’ll, at last, be able to look upon the completed work. #art

Hobart’s Mausoleum, Blickling, Norfolk As a child I was taken to walk on the Blickling estate many, many times. In retrospect, I think this place has played a formative role in the things in life I find aesthetically pleasing and intriguing. #art #architecture #place

You can find three of my recent linocuts inspired by architecture and place listed on my website. All my available linocut prints are listed, here: timgodden.co.uk/shop/linocut #linocut #printmaker #art

A Storm at Crowcombe, 1724 Lightning strikes and irreparably damages the spire of the Church of the Holy Ghost, Crowcombe in Somerset. ~ If you would like to enquire about this work or any of my other pieces you can contact me via my website, here: timgodden.co.uk/contact #architecture #art

This work from September marks a transition point. The process of painting one specific passage inspired an epiphany that changed my artistic direction. For the first time I am offering this unique piece for sale, if you’d like to find out more please message me here: timgodden.co.uk/contact #art

This morning’s sunrise, viewed from my studio window. Another of the infinite framings of this tree that inspire me daily.

Sir John’s Folly A lonely bridge pier of a landscape plan that never came to pass at Arlington Court, Devon. My last completed piece of 2025. ~ To enquire about acquiring this work please contact me here: timgodden.co.uk/contact #art #architecture #landscape #memory

A beautiful, and somewhat rare, frosty start to the day here at Arlington.

A Storm at Crowcombe, 1724 Lightning strikes and irreparably damages the spire of the Church of the Holy Ghost, Crowcombe in Somerset. ~ If you would like to enquire about this work or any of my other pieces you can contact me via my website, here: timgodden.co.uk/contact #architecture #art

Another exhibition I’m very much looking forward to is, Vanbrugh: The Drama of Architecture, beginning in March at Sir John Soane’s Museum. www.soane.org/exhibitions/... #architecture #exhibition #Vanbrugh300

There are so many exhibitions I am looking forward to this year, and this is definitely one of them: Blueprints of Power @blenheimpalace.bsky.social to mark the 300th anniversary of John Vanbrugh’s death. www.blenheimpalace.com/whats-on/eve... #architecture #exhibition #Vanbrugh300

Sir John’s Folly A lonely bridge pier of a landscape plan that never came to pass at Arlington Court, Devon. My last completed piece of 2025. ~ To enquire about acquiring this work please contact me here: timgodden.co.uk/contact #art #architecture #landscape #memory

Opening in March @wiltshiremuseum.bsky.social is another exhibition I look forward to visiting: John Piper in the South Country. The Wiltshire Museum really is a gem, they have so many wonderful shows and they’re always worth the trip. www.wiltshiremuseum.org.uk/news-article... #art #exhibition

You can find three of my recent linocuts inspired by architecture and place listed on my website. All my available linocut prints are listed, here: timgodden.co.uk/shop/linocut #linocut #printmaker #art

Hobart’s Mausoleum, Blickling, Norfolk As a child I was taken to walk on the Blickling estate many, many times. In retrospect, I think this place has played a formative role in the things in life I find aesthetically pleasing and intriguing. #art #architecture #place