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Some of My Portfolio
Night Walks
The Cloud Remains
Waves at Fall Bay, Gower
Moment of Indecision
Bus Stop (back of Brynmill Launderette)
At the Back of “Steam”
Commissioned Work
The Mossy Beech
Summer Rain
Freedom of the Road
Hereford Red
Canisland Woods
Stroud Terrier
Brynmill from Swansea Beach
Saturday Shop
A Certain Something
Shadow Play
Piet’s Lane
Cat Patrol
Emma in the studio
Bernard Street
Happed Up
Round Rhossili
The Bar at “Noah’s Yard”
Painting in my studio
The Farm below Velvet Mountain
Uplands
Queen Cow in London
Converted
One Impulse from Vernal Wood
Still Time
Bingley
Baiting Digging under Mumbles Pier
Friday Night Blur
Rainbow Coloured Wood
Coast watch station, Worms Head
Tides In!
Bernard Street
Winding Valley
Long Walk Home
Passive Smoking
The Rhyddings
Night Falls on Uplands
The Shadows we cast
View inland from one of the Tors at Three Cliffs Bay.
Time for a Brew
Still Undecided
Singleton Blue Tree
Winter Slumber
Weighing it Up
Fresh October Morning
Down by Killy Willy
The Long Way Home
Mauve Covered Mountain
A Woodland Reflection
Time in Between
“Bingley” at Waitrose, London
The Bridge to Parkmill
The Dusk walk Home
Snow-capped Sugar Loaf
Outside Brynmill Coffee House
Swansea Jacks
Llangenith Across Rhossili Bay
Day Trip
Blaze
Selection of prints
Recent Posts: Emma Cownie Artist
Walking the Gower Coast: Port Eynon to Rhossili Part 2
The second part of my long walk along the Gower coast path from the Knave to Worms Head and Rhossili.
Walking the Gower Coast: Port Eynon to Rhossili Part 1
Port Eynon is my favourite Gower place to visit in summer because it always has plenty of space on the beach, a shallow sea which warms up in the British sun and a wonderful gift shop full of the sort of junk that is absolutely necessary on a beach holiday (kites, snorkels, body boards, flip-flops, rock, postcards), a surf shop, ice cream kiosks and best of all not one but two fish & chip shops.
Gower Coastal Walk: Oxwich to Horton
I visit the church of St Illtyd and Oxwich Head. The Gower, although beautiful is full of natural hazards and some supernatural ones too.
Gower Coastal Walk: Tor Bay & Oxwich Bay
This part of my walk sees me breaking all my rules. But that’s OK. The thinking goes, if you are paralyzed by anxiety and a fear of failure: “Just do it, badly.” So I did it badly today but I did it.
Pennard Cliffs & Three Cliffs Bay
Three Cliffs Bay never fails to disappoint. It does not matter how many times I see it. It is particularly spectacular at high tide in the morning light. It is probably the one beach I have visited most often and certainly painted most often, on the Gower coast.
Walking the Gower Coast: Pwll Du and Hunts Bay
My walk along the Gower coast line visits Pwll Du and Hunts Bay, two secluded places on the South Gower coast.
Walking the Gower Coast: Caswell Bay & Brandy Cove
My journey on the Gower coastal path continues at Caswell Bay and then on the Brandy Cove.
Walking the Gower Coast; Limeslade and Langland Bays
Photos, words and paintings inspired by my Gower coastal walk from Limeslade, Langland Bay and ending at Caswell Bay.
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I am enthralled with your urban minimalism and I want them all. However does one choose only one of your incredible journeys, each painting with a small story, and every one so magnetic you want to be there. I am unable to express my admiration adequately of your incredible talent and unique style. It is exciting also that you are offering prints now. I am yearning for another of your paintings, to delight my home, or perhaps a print or two before October 8.
Thank you for your kind words, Debbie. There’s always a story. It part of human nature to want a story too. I find makes the painting a “deeper” thing. It also helps explains where it came from and what it means to me. Some of the scenes in the “Hollowed Community” project were chosen because of light, colour and composition. Others, were chosen because of the story I wanted to tell. That was particularly true with the “Former Grocer” as I never forgot the Grocer who mourned his wife. We forget so much of our past and yet other things stick with us!