The Archive

This is the complete collection: every wash of colour and every captured dram. While the gallery shows my current favourites, this archive holds the full story of my journey through Scotland’s distilleries and landscapes. Take your time.

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Echoes in Amber

A loose, warm study where fiery reds, ochres, and deep earthy tones meet the quiet forms of Glencairn glassware. Wet-in-wet washes let the underlying geometry of lines, soft squares, and delicate specks glow through the darker silhouettes,

Shapes in Stillness

Modern abstract watercolour featuring geometric green bottle silhouettes, architectural ink lines, and clean white space.

Burnt Sienna & Smoke

Burnt sienna painting of Bowmore Distillery.

Bottle of Thoughts

Abstract watercolour with orange backdrop and a Whiskybottle filled with Doodles and “life is messy, whisky is neat” text.

Holiday Spirits

White‑background card showing a full whisky glass filled with amber liquid; holly leaves and berries decorate the base of the glass, and ‘MERRY CHRISTMAS’ is written in stylized lettering at the top.

Cabin Light

Snow-covered wooden cabin with bright window light spilling onto a whisky bottle and a glass.

The Dark Side of Islay

White outline of Islay on black paper, filled with green and gold.

Islay’s New Chapter in Misty Blue

Quick watercolour of Ardnahoe Distillery in soft blue-grey tones.

Aged to Perfection

Watercolour illustration of whisky bottles with birthday lettering.

Barley Notes

Whisky glass with ice and barley on a blue and gray base.

Bruichladdich’s Golden Beginning

Golden barley fields near Bruichladdich Distillery under a blue sky.

Keeper of the Glen

A white and grey watercolour unicorn covered in black fineliner doodles, set against a layered muted blue background with soft textural variation. The unicorn's horn is painted in metallic gold watercolour.

Before the Weather Turns

Watercolour of a coastal distillery scene with two casks in the foreground, a white building, pier, and a grey-blue sky.

Whisky Casks: From Small to Large

Digital watercolour showing different whisky cask types and sizes.

Doodle‑Dusted Cow

Watercolor of a brown Highland cow, filled with doodle pattern.

Spirit and Ink

Watercolour painting with bleeding amber washes, a masked bottle silhouette, and delicate handwritten historical text across the page.

Amber in Triangles

A watercolour painting of a whisky bottle composed of geometric triangles in shades of amber, gold, and deep brown. The words "sorry, Lynchburg is dry" appear across the composition against a pale background.

Islay’s Eleven

Watercolour map of the Isle of Islay in soft green and yellow washes on a white background, featuring fine ink and watercolour illustrations of eleven whitewashed distilleries along its coasts.

Peaty Glow

Watercolour painting on black paper showing an Ardbeg 10 whisky bottle outlined in glowing green and gold washes, with white ink detailing on the label.

Is One Colour Enough (To Hold a Place)?

Monochrome watercolour postcard depicting the exterior buildings and stacked casks of Bruichladdich distillery along the coast, painted entirely in shades of deep blue-green.

A Quiet Gathering of Colour

Pointillist-style watercolour of a whisky decanter and tumbler made from many small coloured dots that blend into a warm golden whisky tone from a distance.

Wool & Whispers

Watercolour of a white Highland sheep with doodle‑filled wool against a textured green background.

Shattered Spirit: Embracing Imperfection

Watercolour painting of a broken whisky nosing glass, its cracks visible and filled with warm orange‑brown liquid; light reflects off the shards against a soft watercolour splash background.

Casks by the Shore

watercolour of empty whisky casks near the Islay shoreline.

Emerald Shores, Amber Heart

A vibrant green watercolour featuring whisky casks, a bottle, and a glass.

Loch Gruinart: Nature’s Palette

Loch Gruinart: Nature's Palette

Loch Gruinart: Blue Waters

Vivid watercolour landscapes of Loch Gruinart in blues and greens.

Loch Gruinart: Tranquil Waters

Vivid watercolour landscapes of Loch Gruinart in blues and greens.

Highland Bloom

Watercolour painting of thistles, white roses, and small blue flowers with green leaves, arranged along the right side and corner of the paper on a light background.

Emerald Elegance

watercolour of a green whisky bottle with gold and black, softly blending into a white background.

A Figure in Green

Small watercolour painting of a Jack Daniel’s statue in dark clothing, surrounded by a lush green leafy background.

Whisky Blossoms: Cactus Edition

Whisky bottle with flower on a plain white background.

Whisky Blossoms: Orchid Edition

Whisky bottle with flower on a plain white background

Copper Echoes of Islay I

Ardbeg still with yellow sky and ink detail.

Copper Echoes of Islay II

Fine‑lined drawing of a copper still with stacked casks placed before Bruichladdich Distillery; the background shows an orange sky over a green landscape.

The Quiet Pour

watercolour of a whisky-filled Glencairn glass on a wood-textured background.

The Ultimate Cure – Whisky

Square digital watercolour painting with a green tartan background and handwritten lettering reading "What whisky will not cure, there is no cure for."

Cheers to You

watercolour postcard of a whisky glass with hand-lettered text.

Whiskyliebhaber Seit 1972

Digital watercolour design with German text "Whiskyliebhaber seit 1972" on a wood-textured background, framed by two thistles.

Where My Home Is

Minimalist digital watercolour in blue ink. Handwritten-style lettering reads "home is where my whisky is," centred on a white background with symmetric decorative dots arranged around the text.

Some Bunny Loves Whisky

Watercolour illustration of a brown bunny holding a whisky bottle with hand-lettered text reading "some bunny loves whisky."

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