Acrylic Gouache on Board 36cmx28x1cm Unframed. Rossbeg Pier in West Donegal. Matt varnish has been used to protect the painting from UV damage. The Panel edges are not painted so the wood edges can be seen. This work can be hung on the wall without the need for a frame.
It was freezing cold but the birds were very busy. There is a sign near by asking people not to feed the birds but the locals take no notice (note the bird feeder). I am glad because I loved watching the birds, especially the tiny coaltits. My camera work isn’t much good but at least you know its real and AI generated slop.
End of Year Sale – Emma Cownie Art until 5th January 2026
Wishing all everyone a Restful Christmas and a Happy New Year
Thank you for your continued support. I look forward to sharing my new work and thoughts with you all in 2026.
Today is the shortest day of the year. Its very dark up north here. I find it hard to sleep. When the sun appears it illuminates and reveals a verdent but slummering landscape. I am always looking for flashes of red to paint in the deepest winter. In the past it might be a coat, or a door. Today it is a red roof on an old stone cottage. The old houses are disappearing fast in this part of Ireland. That makes me sad.
