At the age of eleven, Beth had to make the choice whether to study music or art, and although she had experimented with silk painting, it was not until she and Alan moved to Trefin in North Pembrokeshire, when she retired from singing due to health problems that she was finally able to explore her talent for painting. 
From the first, she has found a ready audience for her work, with its emphasis on the light changes and moods of the North Pembrokeshire land and seascapes. Her work is sometimes figurative, sometimes abstract, but always demonstrate her emotional response to the scene before her. Beth's paintings now hang in many parts of the world, and  are also owned by some well known artists.

Beth's work has been exhibited both locally and nationally, and a couple of years ago was she was one of only 100 artists across Britain invited to take part in the prestigious Discerning Eye/ING Platform 100 exhibition in London and touring throughout England.

Beth and Alan (who, very conveniently, is now a picture framer!) now live in the foothills of the Preselis with a menagerie of border collies and cats.