It was the magnificence of the North Antrim coast around the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland that first inspired me to start painting. It continues to be a major muse, with its vigorous rugged coastline studded with jewel-like sandy beaches, its sweeping glens, and especially the interplay of land sea and sky and the ever-changing light.
Sandbank East Strand Portrush. Trying to capture what it feels like to be stuck on an unexpected sandbank, newly created by the sea’s constant remodelling of the beach. Approx 35x45 inc frame, £450
Swirling swelling crashing - looking down on the rocks - Runkerry to Giant’s Causeway c 45x35 cm, oil on canvas board. £395
Mount Lurig from the sea - after Charles McCauley
Garron Point
Ramore Head from the Western end of Lansdowne, Portrush
Glendun River in Winter, c50 x60cm inc frame, oil on A3 board, £395
Ballintoy, waves crashing through the rocks, oil on board, 30x40cm plus frame. £295 inc frame
Mount Lurig from the Sea
Curran Point, East Strand Portrush, at twilight. Impasto version. This is view I keep coming back to. SOLD
Donegal across the water - the view from the train outside Derry
Light burst over the skerries, viewed from the East Strand, Portrush
Skerries from East Strand
Twilight at Curran Point, Portrush, East Strand, clouds reflected in wet sand,, c 70x 50 cm inc frame, oil over plaster board, distressed style £850
Part of a triptych
East Strand Portrush, oil on pressed card, 20x30cm plus frame. Hand polished sheen. £195 inc frame
Loosely based on the rock formations at the Giant’s Causeway
Sun going down between Runkerry and Giant’s Causeway
