Paintings #20 - My first Prints for sale!

So, while I've been away from steemit I have actually been working on various projects. The first exciting thing I managed to achieve with my time was to finally launch some of my artwork as open edition prints!

They are all available here, either as framed or unframed prints, or you can get them printed on artboard or on canvas. International shipping is available too! I will, of course be adding more paintings as time goes on (I'm working on a few new ones at the moment). But for now, I will briefly describe each available print below...

Bamburgh Castle, 2016
This was one of my first landscape paintings after I first went full-time as an artist. Great memories from a camping trip with my daughters when they were younger. Happy times!

Beacon Oak, 2016
Followers of my blog will have seen this one before, and you'll also know how much I love old gnarly trees. This one is a favourite that grows on a walk I take with my family and dogs sometimes.

Catbells, 2016
This one is a firm favourite with fell-walkers (hillwalkers) up in the Lake District. I've done this walk several times and the views are always worth the short trek.

Woods, Alderley Edge, 2017
The old woodlands of Cheshire. Great for walking and with some amazing views of the British countryside. Always love going for days out here and the trees are amazing.

Morning Mists, 2018
It's well known that the Lake District fells are incredibly beautiful at any time of year, and they never look the same twice. The morning mists often veil the hills and bogs and it is definitely worth braving the cold and damp to witness this at least once.

Icelandic, 2018
You may have noticed me mention Iceland once or twice (maybe more) in some of my older posts... This is one of my favourite paintings inspired from my 2018 roadtrip.

I hope you've enjoyed this selection, and will forgive any repetition if you've seen some of these in previous posts along the way. I'm proud to say they are all now prints and I'd love for you to pop along the the shop and at least leave a like or comment, and maybe even take one home with you...

More updates to follow, but for now I have more work to do...

Adam