Dummy 2
Life drawing study in ink and charcoal, completed at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School, August 2011.
Life drawing study in ink and charcoal, completed at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School, August 2011.
Life drawing study in ink, completed at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School, August 2011.
Life drawing study in ink, completed at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School, August 2011.
Study of a dummy in Inktense pencil, completed at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School, August 2011.
20 x 20″ (50 x 50 x 4cm) Original painting – Acrylic on canvas. My favourite shade, a pure indulgence to paint. Inspired by the summer blooming of my garden. On a chunky edge box canvas, with all sides painted a textured red to co-ordinate. SOLD
16 x 20″ (40 x 50 x 4cm) Acrylic on canvas. Visited on a bright March day in 2011, with warm sun and occasional chill breeze coming down from the snow capped Cairngorms. The landscape glowed with dazzling colours. On a chunky, box framed canvas with the sides painted white – ready to …
16 x 20″ Mixed media on smoked paper. Inspired by drawings made at Kilmartin House Museum of pre-historic pottery and it’s decorations, and colours inspired by Kilmartin in Spring. Not currently available for sale, but please ‘contact me’ to regster your interest in purchasing. Prints of this piece are available.
Design in mixed media (watercolour, gouache, ink) for the 2010 Camilles Appeal charity Christmas Card.
16 X 20″ Acrylic on canvas. Exploring the wonderful wild weather of Calgary Bay on the Isle of Mull, from sketches and photographs made at Easter 2010. Longing to return… On deep edged canvas, edges painted a complimentary blue / grey and free of staples – ready to hang, or frame as you wish. SOLD
16 x 32″ (40 x 80cm) Acrylic on canvas. Loose brushstrokes convey the storm that sweeps down the Dornoch Firth from the Kyle of Sutherland and Ardgay and Bonar Bridge towards Tain and Dornoch. Painted from photographs and memories from a vantage point on the A9 Dornoch Bridge crossing – no sketches, it was too …