Macquarie House (SOLD)£275.00
Duart Castle - Moonlit II (SOLD)£600.00
Iona Abbey - Evening Light£300.00
Duart Castle - Receding Storm£200.00
Small Copper£30.00
Moonlit Vigil£100.00
Moonlit Farm with Ploughed Field£100.00
Duart Castle - Evening Light£100.00
Erray Lighthouse£100.00
An original pastel painting of a barn owl in flight. The loose and fluid treatment of the wings suggests movement whilst the head and gaze are fixed on its target. Size:16x12 inches SOLD
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 [...]
An abstract, textured backdrop of warm and cool pastel shades and expressive strokes set off the raven which is executed using indanthrene blue and warmer tones of caput mortuum. The head of the bird [...]
Moonrise over Rubha nan Gall Lighthouse is an original watercolour developed from sketches made on the Isle of Mull. The colour scheme features warm earth hues which are contrasted with cooler blue [...]
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 [...]
'Forever Autumn' is a striking female silhouette based upon inspiration and observation. The vibrancy of the Winsor and Newton pastels and Derwent Pastel Pencils make this unattractive and modern [...]
Limited edition print of a pastel of a barn owl which was based upon sketchbook and photographic evidence from a recent holiday in Scotland. Pastel has a luminosity of pigment that lends itself [...]
A limited edition print of a Blue Mountain Swallowtail butterfly, taken from the original pastel by David Coyle. A high quality 6 inch giclee print limited to 50 copies printed with archival quali
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 [...]
