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Islands on the edge, a Hebridean Journey. Cass Art Exhibition November 2023
Kilmacolm and local area prints for sale.
North Uist paintings
Paintings for the Lemond Gallery Summer Exhibition.
Prints for sale. Small, medium, large and sometimes extra large. Message me for prices.
White Roses Blue Background.
I dropped these paintings off at The Lemond Gallery this week for their Winter Show.

Watercolours and pastels £100 unframed.

A set of three Northumbrian Scene prints £180 for size 44 x 54 or £120 for size 37 x 44 cm including a cream mount and postage.

SKY ARTS LANDSCAPE ARTIST OF THE YEAR SERIES 7: MEET THE ARTISTSSky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year Series 7 has treated us to some stunning scenes, as talented artists from across the country tied their aprons, steadied their easels and prepared to battle it out to be crowned Landscape Artist of the Year. The artists are challenged with just four hours to capture scenes from the biomes nestled in the gardens of The Eden Project, to the bustling harbour in Whitstable, under the watchful eye of judges award-winning artist Tai Shan Schierenberg, independent curator Kathleen Soriano, and art historian Kate Bryan. All this for the chance to win a £10,000 commission for the Manchester Art Gallery and £500 of materials from Cass Art.We caught up with the heat winners and wildcard winners from this season to discover the materials they love to use and their experience of the show.

Watercolours and pastels £100 unframed.

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February 18, 2022February 18, 2022

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A set of three Northumbrian Scene prints £180 for size 44 x 54 or £120 for size 37 x 44 cm including a cream mount and postage. Previous

SKY ARTS LANDSCAPE ARTIST OF THE YEAR SERIES 7: MEET THE ARTISTSSky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year Series 7 has treated us to some stunning scenes, as talented artists from across the country tied their aprons, steadied their easels and prepared to battle it out to be crowned Landscape Artist of the Year. The artists are challenged with just four hours to capture scenes from the biomes nestled in the gardens of The Eden Project, to the bustling harbour in Whitstable, under the watchful eye of judges award-winning artist Tai Shan Schierenberg, independent curator Kathleen Soriano, and art historian Kate Bryan. All this for the chance to win a £10,000 commission for the Manchester Art Gallery and £500 of materials from Cass Art.We caught up with the heat winners and wildcard winners from this season to discover the materials they love to use and their experience of the show. Next

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