Dunstanburgh from Craster - click on photo to see larger view

Two paintings of Craster to Dunstanburgh in acrylic available. 

20 x 16 inches in white frame.

Cost £250

View at recent exhibition to see size.

Watercolour of Craster 15 x 11 inch in a 20 x 16 inch mount of ivory with a white insert. Not framed.

£170

All original works as I do not do prints.

My e-mail is

 malcolmcoils@gmail.com

Remaining time at Craster

Walk to Howick Village and return via Hips Heugh

 Pushed the gate forward and realigned the Bathing House and Coquet Island.

Moved Hips Heugh which is behind the cottage.

Craster harbour looking south from the last seat on the harbour wall

Artist Gillian Lee Smith was sketching on the first bench by the harbour when we started our walk.

Her website

Reduced the spacing in the front chain barrier to half its original size- if did not look right at the correct spacing. New extension on left cottage and the smoke from the Robsons smoke house visible. 

Paintings

 Collage with acrylics paints and inks- 20*16 canvas board

Pen and acrylic on 20*16  canvas board

Collage with tissue paper, pen and acrylic paints and inks in foreground. 20*16 inch canvas board. Abstracted view by lifting the Castle and Chapel Street above Dunstanburgh Road which was drawn from behind Robsons Smoke House. The foreground detail was removed and texture added with flowing inks of sepia and purple.

Acrylic and pen on smaller board

Visit to Lindisfarne and Berwick

Sketching at Craster Northumberland

A weeks holiday at Seaview Dunstanburgh Road Craster

Early to check into the cottage so we stopped off at Boulmer and I walked south along the beach while Pat sat in the car claiming it was too cold.

Two sketches of Dunstanburgh Road from the harbour wall.

Walk from the cottage to Dunstanburgh Castle on to Dunstan Steads and along passed Dunstan Hall at Proctors Steads and back to Craster-

 8.4 kilometers or 5 miles