Framed Seaside Print - Puffin, Diving Gannet & Lighthouse, Isle of May - East Neuk of Fife Watercolour Painting

Puffin, Diving Gannet & Isle of May Low Light Lighthouse - East Neuk of Fife, Scotland - Limited Edition Watercolour Print.

Come and explore the East Neuk of Fife in Scotland through whimsical watercolour illustrations of my favourite spots! I've tried to capture the joy of the Scottish seaside in my art, with its stunning beaches and cute, local animals. Each print is reproduced from an original painting that combines watercolour, ink, and coloured pencil.

This print features a scene on the magical Isle of May including a rather clumsy puffin coming in for landing and a gannet diving for fish.

Known as the 'Jewel of the Forth', the Isle of May is a tiny island and nature reserve 5 miles off the Fife coast from Anstruther. In the summer months, boats take enchanted day-trippers across to witness the huge spectacle of sea birds including 90,000 puffins alongside well as guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes and shags. The lighthouse in the painting is the "Low Light" lighthouse. Built in 1844 it is now an ornithological centre.

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 22-23cm square. The actual image is 13cm square. (White & 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.