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Horizon, Isle Of Barra No. 2
“Horizon, Isle of Barra” no. 2
“Horizon, Isle of Barra” no. 2.
Pastel drawing, approx 85mm x 30mm.
Standing on the edge of the Atlantic ocean, looking out to a disappearing horizon.
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The jagged Black Cuillin mountain range on the Isle of Skye looking hazy and blue as the sun was setting.
An analogue photo from a camping trip. There's something atmospheric about the fuzziness of pre-digital cameras that I really like.
“Autumn Sunset, Isle of Skye”.
Pastel on paper, approx 81mm x 104mm.
A memory/feeling drawing of a chill and damp autumn evening camping on the Isle of Skye. The setting sun cast a hint of warmth on the distant mountains.
“Northern Lights”.
Pastel painting on paper, 105mm x 98mm.
Inspired by the stunning photos of the Northern Lights visible over Scotland and the north of England on the 10/05/24.
Loch Brittle view.
The view down Loch Brittle from the Glenbrittle campsite on the Isle of Skye, Scotland and the reference photo for a pastel painting.
The mainland is on the right, and in the centre on the horizon is the Isle of Canna.