Ben More - Moonlit£100.00
Black Winged Stilt - Reflection£200.00
Blue Mountain Swallowtail£60.00
Tiger Swallowtail£30.00
Gruline House - Revisited (SOLD)£295.00
Iona Abbey - Evening Light£100.00
Fraoch Cottage, Lochbuie - Solitude£320.00
Small Copper£30.00
Duart Castle - Receding Storm£100.00
A pastel painting of a Coal Tit perched on a snow covered branch laden with berries. The delicate modelling of the bird's plumage contrasts with the simple application of snow as a texture on the [...]
A pastel painting of a wren perched on a branch, the delicate modelling of the plumage contrasts with the simple application of the branch. Produced with Winsor and Newton soft pastels and Derwent [...]
A white pastel portrait using a 'reverse drawing' technique, where the areas drawn are the areas where light falls. Pastel on Murano Paper Size: 28x34cm Supplied with a 3 inch wide white mount [...]
Macquarie House - Autumn Moonlight. The building of Macquarie House on the Isle of Mull is simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape. The autumnal colours of the [...]
A limited edition print of Duart Castle situated on the Isle of Mull taken from the original watercolour of Duart Castle - Receding Storm by David Coyle. A high quality 12 inch giclee print limited
Macquarie House - Autumn Moonlight. The building of Macquarie House on the Isle of Mull is simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape. The autumnal colours of the [...]
A pastel painting of a Clouded Yellow butterfly (Colias Crocus). Produced with Winsor and Newton soft pastels and Derwent Pastel pencils to add the finer details of the wings. Pastel on Murano [...]
Why not treat yourself to a mug featuring your favourite watercolour or pastel image from David Coyle Fine Art? The mugs are microwave and dishwasher safe, just perfect for that early morning cuppa [...]
Limited edition print of Duart Castle, Isle of Mull taken from the original watercolour of Duart Castle - Evening Light by David Coyle, inspired by the ever changing light conditions on the island.
