I hope you enjoy viewing my online oil painting gallery below. These paintings are available for purchase unless marked as sold. High resolution pictures can be forwarded if you are interested in making a purchase and would like to see more detail. Please email me using the contacts page in the menu above and to the right if you would like to know more about my paintings. All works are available unframed unless stated. However, frames may be available for some.
Crail Harbour Primary Boats, a winter scene when the boats are on the harbour side and repainted – this time in primary colours, oil on board, 50 x 50cm, £425
Pittenweem Harbour Reflections, another stormy sky that makes the buildings and reflections shine in contrast, oil on board, 50 x 50cm, £425
St Monans under Darkening Clouds, a reworked painting, oil on board, 50 x 50cm, £350
Isle of May under Stormy Skies, when the sun bursts through heavy clouds and the island is floating on bright sunlight, oil on canvas, 92 x 56cm, framed £475
Greenland Whitefront Geese, in the winter afternoon sunlight, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, framed, £375
Wigeon Pair on Water, regulars at Roome Bay, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, framed, SOLD
Barnies in the Field, barnacle geese seen on Oronsay, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, framed £375
Curlew Pair, a common sight still around the East Neuk, oil on canvas, 41 x 41cm, framed £425
Balcomie Beach, oil on box canvas, 1m x 1m. This is the beach below the golf club near Fife Ness, Crail. It is on the Fife Coastal Path as you turn the corner north to head towards Cambo and St Andrews. At low tide the rocks are exposed giving the beach a unique feature. There are always sanderling and oystercatchers here, among other visitors. SOLD
Sanderline Race, running along a wet beach at Balcomie, oil on canvas, including pearlised paint, 51 x 76cm, framed in a box canvas frame £455
Pink-footed Geese at Montrose Basin, oil on canvas, 92 x 61cm, £485. These geese are from East Greenland and Iceland, with around 80,000 roost during winter on the Basin, flying out at dawn and back at dusk.
Barnacle Geese on Oronsay, oil on box canvas, 61cm x 61cm, framed, £465. Barnies, my favourite goose, migrate from East Greenland and Iceland, wintering on the West Coast of Scotland and Ireland.
Sanderling Saunter, oil (including pearlised oil paint that gives a shine to the wet sand) on box canvas 61 x 61cm, £465Sanderling Sands, oil on canvas, 40 x 40cm SOLDHeron. There is always one by the shore here in Crail, oil on box canvas, 61 x 51cm framed £455Social Bubble, mixed collection of waders sharing a rock in the shallows at Balcomie Beach, oil on canvas, 51 x 61 cm SOLDRinged Plover and Rock Pool, based on Colonsay beach, oil on board, 53 x 61cm, in a white frame, SOLDRedshank by Four Rocks on a Beach, based on Kingsbarns Beach/Cambo Sands, oil on board, 53 x 61cm, in a white frame SOLDOystercatcher and Rock Pool, based on the rocks on Balcomie Beach at Fife Ness, oil on board, 53 x 61cm, in a white frame £425Dunlin on Balcomie Beach, near Fife Ness, oil on board, 53 x 61cm, in a white frame, SOLDCrail Harbour Sunshine and Shadows, oil on canvas, 101 x 77cm, SOLDCrail Harbour Winter, oil on canvas, 77 x 51cm SOLDYellow Gorse and Yellowhammer, based on a Fife Coastal Path walk near Crail when the gorse was in full bloom last month. The Isle of May was hovering in the shimmer of the sea above. Oil on canvas, 50 x 70cm, £325Gannets Skimming the Waves, as observed at Fife Ness during lockdown. 50 x 70cm, SOLDGannet Flight over Sparkling Waves, oil on box canvas, 20 x 50cm, SOLDPoppies, Skylark and a Comma at Kingsbarns, 61 x 61cm, £395See the Sea Through the Trees, Cambo Woodland Walk, 120 x 100cm, a large oil on box canvas that needs a big wall, £695Into the Spring Sun, one of the first oil paintings from my time as Artist in Residence at Cambo, Kingsbarns, oil on canvas 61 x 51cm, £325Red Tulips under Fruit Trees at Cambo, 76 x 51cm, oil on canvas, £325Curlew Takeoff based on the observations of one bird, 50 x 70cm, £425Waiting for the Haar to Lift, puffins from the colony on the Isle of May, which I visited twice this year from a nearby harbour. Oil on canvas, 61 x 92cm, SOLDWhitethroat, as seen singing from a spring bush beside the beach at Kingsbarns, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, SOLD
More paintings can be found in my Watercolour Gallery, found in the menu above.
The Paintings below are all SOLD but Giclee prints are available, if you would like to get in touch via the contacts page.
September Garden, 92 x 61cm, oil on canvas, framed, SOLDPink Tulips and Bluebells under Fruit Trees at Cambo, 76 x 51cm, oil on canvas, SOLDSwifts over the East Neuk, 100 x 30cm oil on canvas SOLDThe first oil painting from my Cambo residency. I observed the spring arriving in the walled garden. 61 x 51cm oil on canvas SOLDRedshank Running Red Legs, 70 x 50cm, oil and mixed media. Shadows and reflections on the wet sand. SOLDBridge at Sligachan with Black Cuillins, Skye, 40 x 60cm SOLDThe Isle of May hovers over the coastline of the East Neuk. This view is the one that you get when you leave Crail on a sunny day and look south. The swallows swoop over the golden barley endlessly in summer. 61 x 91cm SOLDCrail Harbour Blue, reflections on a calm sunny day, 50 x 50cm oil on panel, SOLD.Golden Plovers in Winter, as observed on Tiree this spring, oil and gold leaf on canvas 61 x 91cm, SOLDWaiting for Spring, oil on canvas, 60 x 41cm SOLDBarnacle Geese on Tiree, oil on canvas, 41 x 41cm SOLDBrent Geese near Lindisfarne, oil on canvas, 41 x 41cm SOLDRooftops and Bass Rock, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm The view from my kitchen window, SOLDTip of Skye from Calmac Ferry, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm SOLDCrail Harbour Waves, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm the view from Castle Walk, SOLDNorth Uist with the Tide Out, oil on canvas, 30 x 30cm, SOLDGott Bay, Tiree, oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm SOLDNorth Uist Bright Light, oil on canvas, 20cm x 20cm SOLDTiree Terns, oil on canvas. Terns are a common sight around the coast of the Hebridean Isle of Tiree. They dive bomb you if you accidentally stray too close. SOLDCrail Harbour 1, oil and mixed media, 41x 41cm. This is the first of possibly many Crail harbour paintings due to the seemingly endless variations of light and colour of the area. 40 x 40cm SOLD“It’s only a Mallard”, oil on canvas, 30cm x 40cm, white wood tray frame. The often overlooked dowdy female, this one posted on Loch Morlich. SOLDEiders in Pittenweem Harbour, oil on canvas, 30cm x 40cm SOLDFive whooper swans seen on a small lochan near Boat of Garten last winter. 43cm x 43cm oil on canvas, framed in white wood tray frame. SOLD
