Collection
Scotland
Cloud shadow crossing an empty glen. Black loch water and one small boat. Hebridean sand under Atlantic weather, roofless castle walls, haar in an Edinburgh close, peat smoke over whisky country — and the old stories: selkie, kelpie, the fair folk. Every piece original and trademark-safe.
300 pieces live · 168 in the studio queue · 18 curated sets
Freshly hung
Glasgow Grit — Subway tiles and tungsten glare
Cities
Edinburgh Close — Tenement chimney stacks in fog
Cities
Glasgow Grit — Shipyard crane against a flat sky
Cities
Glasgow Grit — Red sandstone tenement in low sun
Cities
Harbours & Fishing — Trawler wheelhouse in rain
Maritime
Glasgow Grit — Victorian glasshouse ribs
Cities
Harbours & Fishing — Harbour lamps in the haar
Maritime
Glasgow Grit — Warehouse brick and fire escape
Cities
Glasgow Grit — Corner pub windows at dusk
Cities
Scots Words — Haar
Typography
Harbours & Fishing — Trawler wheelhouse in rain
Maritime
Glasgow Grit — Shipyard crane against a flat sky
Cities
The land
Glens, lochs, islands and the high ridges.
Stone & city
Castles, closes, tenements, harbours and whisky country.
Castles & Ruins
Curtain walls, broch stone, roofless halls.
1 live · 14 queued
Edinburgh Close
Wynds, haar, gaslight on wet setts.
7 live · 30 queued
Glasgow Grit
Sandstone tenements, cranes, river light.
26 live · 16 queued
Harbours & Fishing
Creels, hulls, rope and salt.
33 live · 5 queued
Whisky Country
Peat bank, pagoda roof, oak and smoke.
31 live · 3 queued
Wild & weather
Red deer, old pine forest and the storm coast.
Cloth, clan & story
Original setts, invented heraldry, games and folklore.
Clan & Heraldry
Invented crests, thistle, saltire abstraction.
13 live · 4 queued
Highland Games
Caber, pipes, hammer, heavy weather.
15 live · 1 queued
Folklore of Scotland
Selkie, kelpie, each-uisge, the fair folk.
9 live · 12 queued
Bothies & Crofts
Turf, tin roof, one lamp in the dark.
17 live · 23 queued
Scots Words
Letterpress plates: dreich, gloaming, haar.
2 live · 35 queued
Curator's note
Scotland is painted here as weather first: haar, dreich light, the gloaming. The work is shot and painted for scale — a glen wants a wide wall, a Scots-word plate wants a narrow one.
All tartan setts, clan crests and distillery marks in this collection are invented originals. We never reproduce a registered sett, a family crest in current use, or any real brand mark.
Every piece is meta-tagged for room, palette and orientation, and ships as a signed archival print, stretched canvas, framed edition or full-wall mural.