Discover Authentic Coastal Art That Brings Peace and Natural Beauty Into Your Home
Enhance your home with tranquil sunset seascape paintings, lovingly created to bring calm and natural beauty into your space. As you unwind and let go of the day’s chaos, allow yourself to be immersed in a sense of peace, surrounded by soothing coastal artwork.
Imagine the gentle rise and fall of waves on a shingle shore, the soft glow of sunset, and the quiet stillness of the sea. A moment just for you — relaxing, breathing, settling — perhaps with a glass of wine in hand, as your home becomes a sanctuary filled with serenity and coastal warmth.
Meet the Artist
Art has always been my passion. I’ve been creative for as long as I can remember—drawing, sewing, painting, crafting—but the real magic happens when I paint seascapes. If you’re anything like me, the sea carries memories of a carefree childhood and moments where life felt simple and full of possibility.
There is something deeply healing about the coast. The rhythms of the waves calm the nervous system, ease stress, and bring a sense of peace back into our world. It’s this soothing, restorative energy that I aim to capture in every seascape I create.
Merchandise
I love creating merchandise for my store. It’s such a joy to design pieces that are not only beautiful but also useful in everyday life. There are many items to choose from, and the possibilities are endless.
If you can’t find exactly what you’re looking for, please feel free to reach out — I’m always happy to discuss your ideas and create something just for you.
Painting Stones
Painting stones is so therapeutic, I could sit for hours and the effect they show when they are edged in a fine liner, I feel, makes them pop.
I use a variety of natural colours and paint the stones in different sizes, the larger ones at the forefront to add depth to the painting.
Forming Waves
I find that Polyfilla is a great addition to my artwork when forming waves. I love the texture and the 3D effect.
The acrylic paint seals the Polyfilla once it has dried and several layers are applied until I am happy with the effect. I then add white to emphasize the break of the wave.
Adding Sand/Shale from the Beach
I find by adding sand/shale from the beach, it shows texture and realism. Although I dislike having sand in my shoes when I collect the sand, it is worth it for the effect it brings to my paintings.
I collect the tiny particles from the beach. If the sand is too coarse, the particles are too large for my paintings.
