As the bursary winner 2016, I created a new body of work specifically for the Pittenweem Arts Festival. The paintings focused on the coastal landscapes of Fife from both sides of the Forth and I was led by my own memories of growing up in Crail and new interpretations I discovered as an adult revisiting some of the places I used to be so familiar with. I was also struck by how little I really knew about the area I grew up in and whilst researching the work I was often surprised to find wonderful new discoveries.

Picture pier, Pittenweem – sold

St Monans’ secret – sold

That’ll be The tide out

A view of the May from the shore – sold

Bridge from a bridge – Desiring Production – sold

Dark Skies over Arncroach – sold

Elie – sold

End of the breakwater, with gull – sold

Last mill and the pans. Acrylic on board, 60cm x 60cm

On the line, Cellardyke – sold

St Andrews – Aqua – sold

St Andrews Blues – sold

Bass rock with turbines – sold

Fife Village – sold

Ghost of the pans – sold

Small Elie – sold

Pittenweem nets – sold

Stepping Stones, Anstruther – sold

Bass Rock with pole – sold

Evening stroll. Acrylic on board, 40cm x 20cm

May on the rocks – sold

Gannet – sold

Moon Bass – sold

Purple Bass – sold

Bass and rocks – sold

Bass Line – sold

Two Gannets – sold

Double Bass – sold

End of term, St Andrews – sold

Blue May – sold

Orange May – sold

St Andrews sunset – sold

Flotsum – sold