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Now I am fortunate to have retired from the advertising world, I am now free to paint whenever I want. When I had a gallery here at the house, I found that watercolours were the most popular painting sold locally, whereas oil painting sales were more popular on the web site. I would also work to commission, usually house portraits and landscapes. Nowadays I like to indulge myself and paint what and when I want. When the weather is poor I can sit in the studio and paint (or not, as the fancy takes me).
New for 2011
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Standing stones and wild flowers
Watercolour and ink
8.5 inches x 7 inches
in a 20 x 16 frame
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Littlehouse
Watercolour and ink
8.5 inches x 7 inches
in a 20 x 16 frame
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Lane by Moy House, Forres
Watercolour and ink
8.5 inches x 7 inches
in a 12 x 16 frame
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Silvery Birch in Culbin
Watercolour and ink
8.5 inches x 7 inches
in a 12 x 16 frame
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Pre-2011 paintings
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Dog roses and dead trees in Forres, number 1
Watercolour and acrylic ink on Bristol Board approx 320mm x 240mm
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Green farm cart near Cleat
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The Web
Approximately A4 size original watercolour of a spider's web in the field below the studio.
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Young child on the beach at Avertaft
Original watercolour.
Size roughly 8" x 6"
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Look Out, I'm trying to land!
A4 size (roughly) illustration of a gannet coming in to land at Noup Head, Westray.
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Anchors Aweigh
This little A4 watercolour sketch shows the anchors down by the waterside near the Pierowall Hotel in the village.
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This is the completed painting of the Anglesey cottage that I started back in September in the art class as a demonstration.
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Noltland Castle, Westray
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Little wave dancer
A4 size original watercolour
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