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This 90cm square oil on canvas painting is shown here in its matt gold frame with off white slip. The southern part of The isle of Eigg can be seen infront of the Isle of Rum in the distance. SOLD You can see this painting featured towards the end of the following youtube …
This painting is now sold. You can view it being painted on youtube.
This painting shows the Cuillin Mountains of Skye. It was partially painted at a live demonstration in Stirling. You can watch it being painted start to finish in a 4 part demo video below
This large scale oil on canvas landscape painting shows the Isles of Eigg and Rum from the shores of the west coast of the Scottish mainland at Arisaig. The distinctive contrasting shapes of the two headlands make this spot on Arisaig very popular for photographers and artists alike. Arisaig is a spot I often return to and have painted many …
TRANSITION 2012 Solo Exhibition Ian Kenny Gallery, Hamilton Preview night by Scott Naismith Scottish Landscape Artist As I write this blog, its half an hour before the paintings for this year’s solo show are available to view and buy online. This gives an online audience the opportunity to buy or reserve paintings 2 weeks before the exhibition previews. Buying art …
Here’s the video showing my Demo from March and subsequent completion in the studio of ‘Light Emerges, Tiree’. This was my second demo at Paisley artists. A fair amount of the talk and explanations are here. It was quite busy so the camera had to be a fair distance away… forgot to zoom in closer before starting though! [embedplusvideo height=”350″ …
 Recently I’ve been working on small oil studies. I have previously worked on work like this in sketchbooks, but thought it might be nice to offer these for sale on a more durable acid free conservation grade board. These studies are really idea generators which can be painted in situ, en plein air. My work receives a lot of …
Oil Painting demonstration of latest Scottish Landscape painting: ‘Old Man of Storr’. This one shows some sketchbook drawing work using Copic markers
