Sanderlings at high tide by Emma Price
There’s a little spot on our beach - romantically positioned behind the sewage outfall pipe - that stays dry at the highest tide and is a refuge for little waders like these sanderling. They have a preen and a bit of a snooze until the tide goes out, but there’ll always be some keeping guard. They’re so small - about starling size - that people walk past and don’t even guess they’re there. They come every winter from the Arctic. Watercolour, 14x10". This painting won a St Cuthbert award at TALP 2020.
About the Artist
Emma Price
I'm from County Durham, on the northeast coast of England. I sketch and paint for my own enjoyment and relaxation; in particular, looking at the plants, wildlife and landscapes in our local area and attempting to paint them. My art is based on my own observations, using only my own photos and…
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