Waiting for the Tide
Price range: £94.00 through £199.00
Title: Waiting for the Tide
Artist: John Skinner
Type: Limited edition giclée
Edition size: 195
Image size: 55.0cm x 30.0cm
Framed Size (Aprox): 81.5cm x 57.5cm
Available formats:
Mounted in a warm white mount and cellophane wrapped
Framed in a white frame with warm white mount
Waiting for the Tide by John Skinner
Golden Sunset Hues
This limited-edition Giclée print showcases a captivating sunset scene. The sky blazes with warm, golden tones, transitioning from a soft yellow near the horizon to a deeper orange above. Furthermore, the colour palette is incredibly vibrant and eye-catching.
A Boat at Rest
The focal point is a small, weathered fishing boat resting on the exposed mudflats at low tide. Its aged appearance suggests years spent battling the elements. Meanwhile, the boat sits patiently awaiting the return of the tide.
Coastal Serenity
Surrounding the boat, the calm waters reflect the fiery sky, creating a mirror-like effect. In the distance, a low-lying coastline adds to the peaceful, serene atmosphere. Additionally, the gentle undulation of the water adds a sense of tranquility.
Framed Maritime Art
Presented in a complimentary frame, the print enhances its visual impact and complements the colours. This artwork is a perfect addition to any home or office looking for a touch of coastal charm. Therefore, consider it for your collection.
John Skinner: A Professional Artist for 36 Years
Early Beginnings
John Skinner was born in London in 1959. He began painting seriously at the age of twenty while living in Newcastle. Without formal training, John developed a unique technique that diverges from traditional watercolour methods. This unconventional approach gives his work a distinctive jewelled quality.
Diverse Career
Throughout his career, John worked as a children’s book illustrator. Additionally, he completed various corporate commissions, contributing to notable projects in film and television. His impressive credits include collaborations with Spitting Image and Walt Disney.
Current Life
Today, John resides in Newton Abbot with his partner, Deborah. He enjoys roaming the local estuary, moorland, and coastal paths. The beauty of his surroundings continues to inspire his art.
Artistic Philosophy
For John, painting is about connecting with people. He passionately refers to this labor of love as “painting for people.” After all, he believes, that’s what truly matters in art.