10% of the sale of this piece will be donated to The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow to support their ocean conservation work.
Created during my pop-up studio at The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow, “Estuary Views II” captures the Camel Estuary at low tide, when the water draws back between Padstow and Rock and the great golden sandbanks are revealed.
From above, the estuary at low tide becomes a landscape of its own. Wide banks of sand stretch out across the water, small streams trickle through them back towards the sea, and the boats wait on their moorings in the deep turquoise channel for the tide to turn. It’s the quiet moment before the water floods back in and the ferry starts making its crossings to Rock again.
Crafted on a 30cm x 30cm wood board, this piece combines acrylics with reclaimed, upcycled materials, including local sand, end-of-line tea bag paper from a local tea maker and surfboard fibreglass offcuts. The sand texture builds up the sandbanks so they catch the light just as the real ones do as the tide falls away.
Estuary Views II is the second of three paintings, each showing a different view of the Camel Estuary. Each one is an original piece in its own right, and together they make a beautiful set across a wall. See Estuary Views I and Estuary Views III.
Acrylic and reclaimed, upcycled materials on 30cm x 30cm wood board
Framed size: 35cm x 35cm – white shadow tray frame
Payment plans available — pay in 3 with Klarna, or spread the cost over up to 6 months with Pay in Instalments via Partial.ly.
Full money-back guarantee — if the piece doesn’t work in your home once it arrives, I’ll help you find the right one, or refund you in full.
Would you like to see this piece in person before you buy? I’m happy to arrange a studio visit or a video call for a virtual viewing — just contact me.
Delivery: Free, fully insured UK courier delivery, with dispatch within 7 working days. Need it sooner? Just let me know. International shipping is available — contact me for a quote before ordering.
10% of the sale of this piece will be donated to The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow to support their ocean conservation work.
Created during my pop-up studio at The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow, “Estuary Views II” captures the Camel Estuary at low tide, when the water draws back between Padstow and Rock and the great golden sandbanks are revealed.
From above, the estuary at low tide becomes a landscape of its own. Wide banks of sand stretch out across the water, small streams trickle through them back towards the sea, and the boats wait on their moorings in the deep turquoise channel for the tide to turn. It’s the quiet moment before the water floods back in and the ferry starts making its crossings to Rock again.
Crafted on a 30cm x 30cm wood board, this piece combines acrylics with reclaimed, upcycled materials, including local sand, end-of-line tea bag paper from a local tea maker and surfboard fibreglass offcuts. The sand texture builds up the sandbanks so they catch the light just as the real ones do as the tide falls away.
Estuary Views II is the second of three paintings, each showing a different view of the Camel Estuary. Each one is an original piece in its own right, and together they make a beautiful set across a wall. See Estuary Views I and Estuary Views III.
Acrylic and reclaimed, upcycled materials on 30cm x 30cm wood board
Framed size: 35cm x 35cm – white shadow tray frame
Payment plans available — pay in 3 with Klarna, or spread the cost over up to 6 months with Pay in Instalments via Partial.ly.
Full money-back guarantee — if the piece doesn’t work in your home once it arrives, I’ll help you find the right one, or refund you in full.
Would you like to see this piece in person before you buy? I’m happy to arrange a studio visit or a video call for a virtual viewing — just contact me.
Delivery: Free, fully insured UK courier delivery, with dispatch within 7 working days. Need it sooner? Just let me know. International shipping is available — contact me for a quote before ordering.
