Dunnottar Entrance (Original) Burn O Vat, Aberdeenshire (Original)
£300.00Burn O Vat on a beautiful sunny August this year. I was drawn into the magic of the surroundings, and I painted the bridge that straddles the burn.
All my Original Artwork. Most are A3 size.
Original Artwork
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Castle Fraser from South West (Original)
£300.00Castle Fraser from the southwest gives scope to paint a number of textures and colours shown on the walls. The watercolour painted from ground level shows the difficult work in the construction of the building. The intensified sky and green landscape provides washes that give the Castle importance in itself.
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Castle Fraser Main Original Entrance (Original)
£300.00Castle Fraser Main Original Entrance gives a view of the first 13th-century tower worthy of this watercolour.By producing a detailed sketch of the façade, there was scope to lay in washes that gave a depth of field. The watercolour adds definition by using pen and ink. The areas of dirt painted on walls add further character. -
Cley Windmill Norfolk Broads (Original)
£220.00Cley Windmill is a five-storey tower mill on the Norfolk Broads.
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Collieston Village (Original)
£300.00Collieston, a stunning fishing village tucked away in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, is a dream destination for any watercolour artist. From its sheltered bay, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and breath-taking scenery, Collieston offers a unique opportunity to capture the beauty of the area in your artwork.
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Corinthian Capital (Original)
£220.00Corinthian Capital was inspired on a bright sunny Tuesday morning, while waiting for washes to dry on a landscape painting.
I saw the Capital while reading an article on the history of architecture, and instantly knew I had to capture it on paper.
The result was this 6″ x 6″ pen and ink painting.
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Cottown of Balgownie Cottages (Original)
The Cottown of Balgownie Cottages watercolour is a standard view many artists use.
However, in the autumn sun, I found the textures of the trees, the tones of light, the building materials and the slope of the road together with the soft colours provide a unique tranquillity to this watercolour.
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Craigievar Castle Makes Good Impression (Original)
£300.00Craigievar Castle is impressive within the surrounding vista, nestled among scenic rolling foothills of the Grampian Mountains, providing a picturesque backdrop for artistic inspiration.
The castle’s pinkish harled exterior and finely sculpted multiple turrets, gargoyles and high corbelling work create a classic fairytale appearance that is sure to inspire artists .
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Crathes Castle by Banchory (Original)
£300.00Crathes Castle by Banchory is an ideal subject to paint. The washes use the building textures to bring out colours that show their attraction between the background sky, the walls, and the green on which the building stands.
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Crovie Village on Banff Coast (Original)
£300.00Crovie village watercolour picks out the spectrum colours of the buildings and their roofs in particular, and with the bright light, gives the village a fairytale atmosphere.
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Cutty Sark – Tea Clipper (Original)
£300.00Cutty Sark Leaving Harbour is a watercolour of the famous Tea Clipper in full sail. The painting is an attempt to show the true magnificence of this vessel and the splendour of its rigging. -
Delgatie Castle in Watercolour: A Personal Perspective (Original)
£300.00The watercolour painting of Delgatie Castle captures the quiet strength and understated beauty of the Castle.
Using soft washes and delicate details, I aimed to highlight the Castle’s timeless architecture and harmonious setting within the Aberdeenshire landscape.
This piece reflects not only the Castle’s rich history but also its enduring charm as a subject for artistic exploration.
