As the last rays of the sun kiss the day goodbye, our exclusive print captures the essence of Traigh Mhor's quiet majesty. With a palette that masterfully blends fiery oranges with soft purples and pinks, the canvas is alive with the vibrant hues of the sunset. The horizon is a symphony of silhouetted peaks, standing like silent sentinels over the tranquil sea that reflects the day's last light in a shimmering dance of golds and blues. The beach itself is rendered with striking texture and movement, suggestive of the Modern Impressionist style. Bold strokes and dynamic swirls evoke the feeling of the shifting sands and the gentle roll of the incoming tide. Rocks adorned in sunset's glow litter the foreground, their intricate details and robust forms providing a stark contrast to the smooth ebb and flow of the water that laps around them. This high-quality print invites viewers to lose themselves in a scene that is both vigorous yet serene, an embodiment of the untamed beauty found along Scotland's picturesque shores. It is a piece that does not merely depict a location, but rather encapsulates an experience, the serene end of a day spent by the side of nature's unspoiled grandeur. Add this vision of tranquillity to your space and let the warmth of Traigh Mhor's sunset envelope your home in its serene embrace.

Oct. 13, 1917, marked the last Marian apparition in Fátima, a day on which thousands of people bore witness to the miracle of the dancing sun.

Happy first day of spring! The last couple of weeks have been spent in the cold, cold (-20 degree Celsius) northern territories of Canada, working night shift in an office with no windows. Meaning that, I have barely seen the sun that whole time. Coming back to Vancouver, I was overjoyed to feel the sun on my face and go for long walks and runs outside. All of this sun has me thinking about spring knitting and searching for patterns that would be perfect to wear in the springtime. Lace, light

Capturing the ethereal transition from day to night, this exquisite print invites viewers to bask in the serene beauty of Ardtun Bay at the cusp of dusk. In the Art Nouveau style, the piece is a symphony of elongated forms and elegant, sinuous lines that harmonise with the natural environment, evoking a sense of tranquillity and romanticism. The composition is bathed in a palette of purples, blues, and ochres, reflecting the last golden rays of the sun as it dips below the horizon, casting its warmth over the calm waters. The bay itself is rendered in gentle hues, with reflections of the sunset and distinctive vertical elements that seem to dance on the water's surface, suggesting reeds or perhaps the organic motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. In the foreground, waterlilies with their rounded leaves and softly glowing blossoms draw the eye, creating a sense of depth and foreground against the liquid expanse. Furthermore, the silhouette of a cozy dwelling perched on the rocky shore, flanked by elegant trees against the twilight, portrays a peaceful isolation, inviting contemplation of nature's beauty. The distant hills provide a backdrop of subtle gradients, further enhancing the stillness of the bay. As a piece within the 'Scottish Coves' collection, this print celebrates the unique charm of Scotland's coastal landscapes, offering an artful tribute that will allure connoisseurs and admirers of both nature and artful representation. It is a perfect addition to any space that seeks to evoke a sense of calm and the timelessness of nature's allure.

Let the fragmented tranquillity of Nairn Beach at dusk grace your living space with this evocative cubist rendition. The print captures the final fleeting moments of daylight as the sun dips below a serrated horizon of distant hills, casting a kaleidoscope of muted purples, blush pinks, and warm oranges across the sky. Angular shapes and interlocking planes merge seamlessly to depict the rhythmic waves lapping onto the shore, with reflections of the day’s last light dancing upon the water's surface in geometric harmony. In this piece, the traditional cubist palette is softened, inviting contemplation and providing a window into the serene Scottish coastline. The bold segmentation of the composition speaks to the innovation of the Cubist movement, allowing viewers to witness the landscape through a prism of abstracted forms and shifting perspectives. The artwork is an ideal choice for those enamoured with the unique Scottish seascapes and lovers of modern art alike. It offers a contemporary interpretation of nature’s beauty, ensuring that each viewing is a fresh experience, with new details and depths revealed upon each exploration of its complex tapestry. Embrace this print for its ability to transform your space with the quiet energy and cool tones of twilight in one of Scotland’s most beloved shores.

pvbertyblues: “My sister’s boyfriend, Fox, on his last day of high school. The sun was setting, and he and his friends were all playing around. I caught him in a moment of reflection.” By Petra Collin

Immerse yourself in the captivating charm of the Scottish coastline with this exquisite print, reimagining Longniddry Beach through the arresting prisms of Cubism. The evocative piece showcases a sunset palette that splashes vibrant oranges, fiery reds, and tranquil purples across the sky, encapsulating the fiery descent of the day's last light. The sun, a glowing orb suspended above the horizon, casts a shimmering pathway over the water's surface, broken by the rhythmic waves into a mosaic of light and shadow. On the beach, the last rays of the sun kiss the sand and pebbles, adding warmth and depth through tones of amber and lilac, strokes of cubist geometry fracturing the space with dynamism and texture. The waters, rendered in an array of blues and purples, swirl with abstract forms that suggest gentle motion, inviting the viewer's eye to dance along the crests and troughs of tidal remnants. This print belongs to the exclusive 'Scottish Beaches' collection, presenting iconic vistas with a vivid, contemporary twist. It captures the essence of Scotland’s natural splendour while offering a striking statement piece sure to spark conversation and admiration. Ideal for those who appreciate the convergence of nature's beauty with bold artistic expression, this artwork will make an impactful addition to any interior, bringing with it the serene and stirring atmosphere of Longniddry at its most enchanting hour.

The end of a good book is hard enough for authors to write, but often even harder for readers to accept. Letting go of characters and a world you've come to love can put you into a book hangover. I totally get it. Sometimes, though, a beautiful…

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For Valentine's Day, Google is using their Doodle to raise awareness about the Pangolin, the most trafficked animal in the world.

I have to admit to eating my share of humble pie in the last two years. In regards to my knowledge of child development and confidence in parenting skills, I didn’t think I was arrogant or proud, merely experienced. When post-partum depression literally knocked me off my feet in the first few…

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Rich portraits of teenagers in Ireland coming of age — as individuals, as groups, as part of a community and as the new generation of Irish. These photos capture intimate, compassionate, honest and confused moments — raw truth that is electrifying and inspiring.

Kanker. Met hoop, en een beetje geluk hoop ik nog een tijdje mee te kunnen ondanks het feit dat ik gemetastaseerde slokdarm/maagkanker heb

Paul Hoecker "Lasts Rays of the Sun"

As the day's last light casts its golden glow over the tranquil waters, this evocative print captures the serene essence of a lone angler fly fishing on the River Esk at golden hour. The rich, vibrant orange and yellow hues of the setting sun reflect dazzlingly across the rippling surface, carving a shimmering path that leads to the distant, gracefully silhouetted hills. In this illustrative portrayal of the Scottish landscape, the scene is alive with dynamic contrasts; dark, expressive brush strokes define the riverbanks and the sparse, outstretched branches of the trees, which stand as silent witnesses to the solitary fisherman's dance with nature. The painterly sky is alive with movement, with bold, sweeping lines giving the impression of the clouds being whisked away by an unseen force, while circular motifs echo the gentle disturbance of water by the evening's gentle breezes. The fisherman, depicted in solitude, stands as a figure of calm and concentration amidst the glorious chaos of colour and form, his stance a testament to the peaceful pursuit of the sport. Further off, an anchored boat suggests the possibility of company or the anticipation of a quiet return journey after the day's endeavours. This print, an important piece within the 'Scotland Fly Fishing' collection, offers not only a window to the majesty of Scottish nature but also an introspective reflection of a moment in time where an individual is at one with the elements. It is a piece that will not only stand as a captivating visual focus but also stir the viewer's own memories of serene, undisturbed moments in the embrace of the natural world.