Wet Sands (PR13) Style:Framed (NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE) Here the main buildings ar

Here the main buildings ar set against a backdrop of the low Merioneth hills and the Dwyryd estuary

paper size - 25cm x 30cm

This is Dinas Gromlech and is instrumental in the development of rock climbing in the fifties when working class climbers like Joe Brown and Don Whillans advanced the standard of climbing by brave and audacious leads

Kerasia remains a true Greek taverna

this castle stands on a spectacular promotory overlooking Cardigan Bay

Wet Sands (PR13) Style:Framed (NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE) Here the main buildings arGiclee painting of an original watercolour. Open edition. One of the unique characteristics of painting in watercolour is the blending of colour directly on the paper without any apparent hard edges. In this simple composition I needed all the colour washes to blend seamlessly into each other. The composition may be simple but this technique can be quite complex if it is to succeed. When the soft delicate washes have dried you can then use dry brush