This range of signed, limited edition, giclée prints now includes whimsical watercolour illustrations of some of my favourite local spots alongside pencil sketches of puffins, seagulls and seals. All available unframed or framed in a choice of colours.

These paintings from the East Neuk of Fife, Scotland feature whimsical watercolour illustrations of some of my favourite places! I've tried to capture the joy of the Scottish seaside, our beautiful beaches and cute, local wildlife. Each print is taken from an original painting using watercolour, ink and coloured pencil.

These prints would make perfect gifts for anyone that loves the seaside, nautical decor and particularly the East Neuk of Fife. The fun style might look particularly sweet as wall art in a child's bedroom or nursery or would fit perfectly into a coastal-themed bathroom.

Choose to have your prints unframed (with a mount included and ready to fit into a standard 8x8 inch frame) or framed in either white, black, oak effect or a rustic washed frame. The frames measure 23cm square. The actual image is 13cm square. White and oak frames also come with a stand so the picture can be freestanding.

Each giclée print is signed and reproduced using the highest quality inks and Somerset 255gsm paper to ensure the print will remain vibrant for over 100 years. The paper has a beautiful texture that makes it barely distinguishable from the original watercolour painting. They are limited to a run of 200.

Puffins & Boat:

This print shows two comical puffins showing off for the day-trippers on the Isle of May Princess. The little ferry takes tourists over to this magical island to soak up the spectacular display of seabirds that make this their home for the summer months. Seagulls, seaweed and shells finish off this charming seaside scene. 

Fish and Chips at Anstruther:

This print features the famous Anstruther Fish Bar in the East Neuk of Fife. A cheeky seagull is eyeing up the fish and chips (and mushy peas!) The fish bar is bustling all year round as tourists flock to try it's famous fish suppers as well as it's homemade ice cream. The best place to enjoy your food is on the beautiful harbour watching the waves and the boats but beware of opportunistic seagulls!

Oystercatcher & Lighthouse:
This print shows the beautiful sandy beach at Anstruther, an inquisitive oystercatcher pottering around amongst the pebbles and shells. The iconic Chalmers Lighthouse sits proudly on the the pier with bunting strung up ready for the Anstruther harbour festival, whilst a little fishing boat is setting off to find the catch of the day. The sun is shining brightly in the summer sky with Berwick Law clearly visible on the horizon. 

Fishing Boat & Crab: 
This print shows a little fishing boat bobbing along bravely on a stormy turquoise sea! Below the waves, a little crab sits on the seabed as a shoal of tiny fish swim by. Seagulls, seaweed and a pebbly ocean floor finish off this charming seaside scene. 

Seagull:
This print shows a little seagull perched on the rocks at Cellardyke bathing pool. This tidal pool was one of many along the Fife coastal path, originally built in the 1930's but sadly allowed to fall into disrepair. Since lockdown, sea swimming has become hugely popular again and community groups are restoring the pools to bring them back to their former glory! I've had a wonderful time swimming in this pool over the last few years so throughly enjoyed painting it. The magical Isle of May on the horizon makes a glorious view from our own little infinity pool! 

Crail Harbour & Crab:
This print features the quaint cottages and fishing boats of Crail Harbour with a tiny crab looking on from its rock. Crail is famous for its crab and they are often used as an emblem for the town. The harbour is full of fishing boats ready to find the catch of the day for the local restaurants! Below the waves the sea bubbles and a shoal of tiny fish swim by. Seagulls, seaweed and a pebbly ocean floor finish off this charming seaside scene. 

Windmill & Starfish:
This print shows the iconic windmill at St Monans overlooking the popular bathing pool on a gloriously sunny day. This tidal pool was one of many along the Fife coastal path, originally built in the 1930's but sadly allowed to fall into disrepair. Since lockdown, sea swimming has become hugely popular again and community groups are restoring the pools to bring them back to their former glory! A little starfish rests on a rock while a shoal of tiny fish explore the depths of the pool amongst some seaweed. The sea features a range of fun bubbles and textures and a big wave is crashing over the wall of the bathing pool.

Underwater Fish:

A signed print of a cute, colourful fish swimming amongst the seaweed. This fish is a Twait Shad, a protected species in the UK and the original painting was done as part of the Edinburgh Shoreline 100 Species Project to raise awareness of its plight. Although this particular Twait Shad is very happy swimming in a turquoise, aqua seascape with a tiny shoal of white fish overhead and a wavy piece of kelp on the rocky ocean floor. The original painting was produced using a blend of watercolour, ink and pencil.