Coulins from Elgol Isle of Skye by Graham Cox
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For me this is the most dramatic scene in Britain. The tiny hamlet of Elgol sits on the south west corner of Skye. This is the view looking back across the bay to the Coulins mountains. A Unison soft pastel on Daler Rowney Murano blue paper.
About the Artist
Graham Cox
Graham was born and grew up in Bath, he left school at 16 to join the Royal Navy where he spent 10 years specialising in telecommunications. Grahams boyhood love of painting was revitalised in 1994 after seeing an episode of Art Works with David Bellamy. Graham spent the next few years producing…
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