One of my landscape paintings depicts a glowing orange sunset over the River Coe and a tree in the Scottish Highlands.

The sturdy tree in Glencoe, one of Scotland's most enchanting places, basks in the last rays of the sun. It will display its natural splendour once again tomorrow in the bright sunlight, but for now, it's time to take a well-deserved rest and appreciate the shimmering reflections of the river in the soothing glow. 

The sky is ablaze with oranges, pinks, and purples, and the river reflects the fiery glow. The mountains in the distance are silhouetted against the light, creating a sense of mystery and depth.

The River Coe flows along the A82 road in Glen Coe, in the Scottish Highlands.

I painted this artwork using high-quality acrylic paints and applied three layers of varnish to protect it from UV rays and air pollution. As a result of the varnish, there is no need for a glass covering, making it hassle-free to find a 40 x 30 cm frame to exhibit the painting.

I created the Scottish riverscape on an illustration board measuring 31 x 23 x 0.3 cm.

The painting is mounted, and its mounted (US: matted) size is 40 x 30 cm; it sells unframed.

Style: Impressionistic

The second photograph shows how this sunrise artwork looks in a mat.

The painting has been mentioned in a blog.

If you love this painting, contact me today to learn more!