Here's "Mwnt Moonrise" of the little 13th century church overlooking an almost perfect west facing beach enclosed on three sides by cliffs.
When I close my eyes and think of Mwnt, it looks like this. Yes, you can see dolphins from the beach - it's the first place I ever saw them in UK waters, waaay back in the 1970s!
Thanks for looking. π
More info: https://janetomlinson.com/products/mwnt-moonrise
350 x 350mm - watercolour on 600gsm on Saunders Waterford paper
My two 'sister' #paintings of Welsh beaches - Mwnt and Cwm-Yr-Eglwys - are almost finished.
Just a few finishing tweaks here and there... Not long now until I can declare them complete. π
We plan to revisit both these places in July. Are you going anywhere this summer?
#workinprogress #wales #mwnt #cwmyreglwys #Pembrokeshire #pembrokeshirecoastalpath #pembrokeshirecoastpath
Sometimes I just want to paint a view 'straight'. This #painting has been on my 'To Do' list since we walked here 6 months ago. It's "The Path to #Mwnt", part of the #Ceredigion #coastalpath in West #Wales.
It's from Mwnt beach on a family holiday in the early 70s I first saw #dolphins in UK waters. We saw them again in June. #CardiganBay still has a resident population of about 250 bottlenose dolphins.
More info: https://janetomlinson.com/artworks/the-path-to-mwnt
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Jane Tomlinson - Artist π»βοΈ
Dwinle
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