A WARM WELCOME TO MY WEBSITE AND ART GALLERY

I am an Edinburgh based artist working mostly in acrylics and I specialise in representational art covering a variety of subjects ranging from 'Transport' (I am a member of the Guild of Railway Artists- A.G.R.A.), landscapes (mostly Scottish), street scenes, local scenes (many of Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife), through to portraiture, still life and pets.

The portfolio pages will show some of my work and my ‘style’, which I hope you like.

All of the images are available as individually signed, archive quality prints in a variety of sizes to order, and also as gift cards. Some of the original paintings are still FOR SALE although many have been sold in exhibitions or were originally painted as private commissions - PLEASE CLICK ON THE IMAGE FOR DETAILS

I welcome commissions of any sort (I was recently commissioned by the main contractors of the new Kincardine Bridge for a painting whilst it was under construction – a copy of the painting can be seen in both the 'Landscape' and the 'Transport' portfolio). If you have a subject in mind that you would like to have an original painting of, then please contact me via the 'Contact Me' page and we can discuss your requirements. This could perhaps be as a unique personal gift or retirement present etc.

Thanks for taking the time to look.

Colin

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ORIGINAL SOLD -
21st September 2010

Browse the Gallery

Edinburgh Paintings
(Contains 16 photos)
A variety of views of Edinburgh - my home town.
Landscapes
(Contains 35 photos)
A variety of general landscape paintings which were completed over a period of time. Most have been painted from photographs that I have taken on my travels, although quite a few were as a result of private commissions. If you have a favourite subject or view in mind which you would like to be made into a painting then please contact me and I will be delighted to discuss your ideas.
Transport
(Contains 9 photos)
Railway and transport subjects
Portraits and figurative work
(Contains 18 photos)
Most of these portraits were as a result of private commissions.