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This illustrations were inspired by three of the most famous Myths of Scotland and were originally hand drawn with a colour pencil of one single colour, all shades being achieved through different levels of pressure while drawing and from gently buffing the surface for a smooth finish.
Nessie : Have you ever taken a stroll along the breathtaking Loch Ness in Scotland and sworn you’ve seen something waving at you between two ripples? It was probably Nessie, saying hi from the corner of your eye and diving back into the water before you could be totally sure of what you thought you saw…
Selkie : Have you heard of the Selkie, the legend of the Seal Woman? It is said she fell for a sailor on a Scottish shore and shed her seal coat to follow her lover inland, able to live a human life for 7 years until her people called her back to the sea where she belong…
Kelpie : This fantastic Scottish water horse will show his best manners to you to make sure you trust him enough to climb onto his back, he’ll then take you further and further from the shore and dive underwater so deep that there’s no going back from the bottom of the Loch…
Information :
• Open Edition
• Museum Heritage archival paper 310gsm (lightly textured)
• Dimensions : 21 x 29.7 cm (A4) or 14.8 x 21 cm (A5)
• Each art print has a white border along each sides, approx. 1cm on A4 prints and approx. 5mm on A5 prints
• Frame not included
• Colours may slightly vary due to monitor settings
• Images are copyrighted, please use the contact form if you have any questions