Mull of Galloway
This beautiful and rugged coastline is the very tip of The Rhins of Galloway, with a head spinning view over the edge. Here you are above the sea birds, watching the waves crashing on to the rocks below.
An original painting worked with brush and palette knife to capture the turquoise of the sea and multitude of textures of the cliff face.
This beautiful and rugged coastline is the very tip of The Rhins of Galloway, with a head spinning view over the edge. Here you are above the sea birds, watching the waves crashing on to the rocks below.
An original painting worked with brush and palette knife to capture the turquoise of the sea and multitude of textures of the cliff face.
This beautiful and rugged coastline is the very tip of The Rhins of Galloway, with a head spinning view over the edge. Here you are above the sea birds, watching the waves crashing on to the rocks below.
An original painting worked with brush and palette knife to capture the turquoise of the sea and multitude of textures of the cliff face.
The painting is framed and ready to hang. It measures 35cm x 45cm portrait style, challenging the accepted wisdom that landscapes should always be length ways. Sarah feels this viewpoint focus the eye and represents how her vertigo appears when she looks over the edge.