Macquarie House (SOLD)£275.00
Oystercatcher Wading£120.00
Tiger Swallowtail£30.00
Moonlit Vigil£100.00
Study in White 1(SOLD)£120.00
Night Owl (SOLD)£250.00
Turnstone Reflection (SOLD)£250.00
Gruline House - Revisited (SOLD)£295.00
Moonlit Vigil£220.00
Small Copper£30.00
Moonlit Farm with Ploughed Field£100.00
Mountain Hare£100.00
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 [...]
A pastel painting of a White Rumped Sandpiper wading in water, its reflection clearly mirroring the form and colours of the bird and the light from the water on its plumage. Produced with Winsor and [...]
Moonlit Abbey - Iona. The abbey buildings are simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape of mellow warm and cool colours, painted over a surface texture. The view [...]
Iona Abbey. The abbey buildings are simply treated in order to contrast with the textured surrounding landscape. The view is taken from a rapid sketch whilst on the ferry to Iona from Mull. This [...]
A delicate pastel of a robin amid a snow flurry. This pastel image has been used for the 2017 Christmas cards available on this website. Size 297x210 cm on Murano paper. SOLD
Moonlit Farm with Ploughed Field is a watercolour painting with accentuated field patterns inspired by my sketches of farmhouses and field patterns from a recent visit to the Isle of Islay. Actual pai
An original watercolour painting of Mull developed from my sketchbook drawings. Fraoch is gaelic for heather; this cottage has been painted using a selection of yellows, browns and oranges to give a [...]
A pastel painting of a pheasant stood in snow, subtle strokes of pastel describe the form and colours of the bird and the light on its plumage. Produced with Winsor and Newton soft pastels and [...]
Moonlit Path is an original watercolour painting inspired by my sketches of the cottage at Grass Point on the Isle of Mull. The 'path' allows the eye to gently wind its way through the textured [...]
