Docklands: Terry has started work on a new series of paintings based on the docks and Sailortown areas of Belfast in the late 19th and early 20th century. Sailortown was one of the most cosmopolitan areas of Belfast and even Ireland during it's 100 year heyday. Bars and cafes were filled with foreign acents and languages as sailors from all over the world mixed together after they sailed into the bustling port that Belfast then was.

New York Dolls: During Terry's last trip to New York to observe and paint the performers of the Burlesque scene he managed to fit in one or two visits to some late night clubs and bars. "New York Dolls" is taken from a very late night on the town when Terry was out on an all night reconnaissance trip!

Irish Girl: Terry always comes back to his early inspiration of observing the women of Dublin and Ireland. "Irish Girl" is another look at a strong, confident Irish woman, a theme that defines much of Bradley's work.