Christine Callum McInally

Joined Artfinder: July 2014

Artworks for sale: 57

(15)

United Kingdom

 
 
  • Drawing and painting have always been my way of expressing my ideas. The people and the environment around me provide unlimited inspiration. Travelling by land and sea, I make sketches, take lots of photos and come home with many painting ideas with which to begin a new series of paintings.
    Painting in oils, I love colour and have a variety of working techniques. Currently I'm painting with lots of thin glazes in the classical style, although in the past I have worked in a more immediate way.

    I am particularly drawn to the rugged Scottish coastline where land seems to reach out into the sea. Holidays are often spent sailing and walking on the west coast where harbours and cliffs cry out to be painted. I record the moment with watercolour, sketch and a photo, to paint when I return to the studio. 
    I draw and paint from life and find capturing the individuality of a person a fascinating challenge. 
    It doesn't seem strange for me to jump from one genre to another and I often try out new techniques to give me a jolt now and again.

  • 1993 - 1994

    Open University

    1979 - 1980

    Dundee College of Education

    1975 - 1979

    Duncan of Jordanstone Collage of Art, Dundee

  • : Winter Show

    : 4, 2016 - 30, 2016

    : 516 The Gallery, 516, Great Western Road, Glasgow, Scotland

    Three of my large seascapes will be included in this winter show at a prestigious Glasgow gallery.

    : Alpine animals and flowers-Paintings by Christine Callum McInally

    : 7, 2015 - 12, 2015

    : La Haut sur la Montagne, Gallery and shop, Saanen Gstaad, Switzerland

    A series of oil paintings featuring animals and wild flowers from the alpine region of Switzerland and France.

    : "Travelogue Europe, by Land and Sea"

    : 1, 2015 - 6, 2015

    : The Blink Gallery, Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Scotland

    Atmospheric seascapes of remote anchorages contrast with colourful expressive European landscapes. A voyage in layers of paint from a local Black Isle artist, Christine Callum McInally.

    : La Vita Siciliana

    : 5, 2014 - 30, 2014

    : Corner on the Square, Beauly, Inverness-shire

    A small show of my work made in the winter of 2013 while in Sicily


1993 - 1994

Open University

1979 - 1980

Dundee College of Education

1975 - 1979

Duncan of Jordanstone Collage of Art, Dundee


: Winter Show

: 4, 2016 - 30, 2016

: 516 The Gallery, 516, Great Western Road, Glasgow, Scotland

Three of my large seascapes will be included in this winter show at a prestigious Glasgow gallery.

: Alpine animals and flowers-Paintings by Christine Callum McInally

: 7, 2015 - 12, 2015

: La Haut sur la Montagne, Gallery and shop, Saanen Gstaad, Switzerland

A series of oil paintings featuring animals and wild flowers from the alpine region of Switzerland and France.

: "Travelogue Europe, by Land and Sea"

: 1, 2015 - 6, 2015

: The Blink Gallery, Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Scotland

Atmospheric seascapes of remote anchorages contrast with colourful expressive European landscapes. A voyage in layers of paint from a local Black Isle artist, Christine Callum McInally.

: La Vita Siciliana

: 5, 2014 - 30, 2014

: Corner on the Square, Beauly, Inverness-shire

A small show of my work made in the winter of 2013 while in Sicily


 

Drawing and painting have always been my way of expressing my ideas. The people and the environment around me provide unlimited inspiration. Travelling by land and sea, I make sketches, take lots of photos and come home with many painting ideas with which to begin a new series of paintings.
Painting in oils, I love colour and have a variety of working techniques. Currently I'm painting with lots of thin glazes in the classical style, although in the past I have worked in a more immediate way.

I am particularly drawn to the rugged Scottish coastline where land seems to reach out into the sea. Holidays are often spent sailing and walking on the west coast where harbours and cliffs cry out to be painted. I record the moment with watercolour, sketch and a photo, to paint when I return to the studio. 
I draw and paint from life and find capturing the individuality of a person a fascinating challenge. 
It doesn't seem strange for me to jump from one genre to another and I often try out new techniques to give me a jolt now and again.