Artwork description:

Rona Lighthouse, Isle of Rona (near Skye)

Rona, meaning 'rough island' named by the Vikings, is a tiny island off the coast of the Isle of Skye. Here the rocks are sharp and many ships have foundered. Before the lighthouse the only light on Rona was provided by Janet Mackenzie - a widow who is said to have lost her husband and sons when their boat hit the rocks. She kept a light burning in the front of her cottage as a guide to any boats entering the natural harbour on the west side of the island.

Your beautiful artwork will be Giclée printed on fabulous Canson Aquarelle 300gsm Paper which has the most fabulous watercolour paper texture and holds colour for a lifetime. Canson have been making paper for over 450 years and their paper was used by Picasso, Ingres, Miro and Warhol to name but a few. The 10 inks I use for my printing are state-of-the-art non fade Epson Ultrachrome K3 with Vivid Magenta.

The image size is 18 x 18 inches with an additional white border of 3 inches all round the image to include the details of the print number, title and my signature. This makes a stunning print for above a sofa or over the bed.

My work has been exhibited in New York and elsewhere and is collected all over the world; I currently have an exhibition on display in South Korea.

Materials used:

Canson Aquarelle Paper and Non fade inks

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