#Scott Naismith

(scottnaismith)

The following works were featured in a solo exhibition,
in the main gallery November 9 – 15, 2009.

Arran From Portencross by Scott Naismith	Morar Sunset by Scott Naismith	Soft Sky Study by Scott Naismith	Sgurr of Eigg study by Scott Naismith

Bay At Trotternish by Scott Naismith	Ardmhor, Barra by Scott Naismith	Earsary, Barra by Scott Naismith	Crinan Croft by Scott Naismith

Bellanoch Boats by Scott Naismith	North End Beach, Iona by Scott Naismith	Sanna Bay 2 by Scott Naismith	Barra Breeze 1 by Scott Naismith

These 12 digital works were an extended feature:
| | | | |
| ^{Intensity
by Scott Naismith} | ^{Kerrara Boats
by Scott Naismith} | ^{Barra Posts
by Scott Naismith} | ^{Portree Harbour
by Scott Naismith} |

Brevig Crofts by Scott Naismith	Skye Headland by Scott Naismith	Shore Croft, Barra by Scott Naismith	Bowmore Distillery by Scott Naismith

Midday Sun by Scott Naismith	Olive Grove by Scott Naismith	Line of Cypresses by Scott Naismith	Chianni from Santa Luce by Scott Naismith

This is now the permanent gallery for Scott Naismith. In his honor, this gallery is given the
permanent name of “The Scott Naismith Gallery”.

Please feel free to leave comments for the artist. Think of this as a guest book.

Click any picture or title to open up to full view and leave a comment there.
Each of these works is more appreciated, larger.

More works from Scott are posted below. We used this gallery for his artist reception
the week of his Solo Exhibition, here. Feel free to browse the now-permanent gallery
and benefit from conversations with many solo members. Scott not only discussed his
paintings; but also showed the progression of his art since Art School days. He started
the process of producing his first book, as a result of guest encouragement at the reception.
Hope you enjoy this wonderful exhibition of a fine artist, loved for his oil paintings of
Scottish landscapes.

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“"Scott Naismith":http://www.redbubble.com/people/scottnaismith, Glasgow, Scotland, is constantly looking for a new horizon, whether it is a Tuscan villa or his favourite west coast Scottish beach at Morar. Like the Impressionists, he is astutely aware of changes in colour and light. There is an energy driving, compelling him to record.

Scott requires us to see his colours; because that is where the individual emotive connection is. He needs us to see the shapes of the tones of the colours; because that is the visual elements he has crafted into the surface of his canvases.”
—R. Sunderland

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A toast!

While everyone is sleeping in Scott’s area of the world, I’m going to hang the gallery. That way, Scott can just wake up and it will be like… Christmas!

^{Arran From Portencross
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 60 × 60 cm.}

^{Morar Sunset
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 80 × 80 cm.}

^{Sgurr of Eigg study
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 30 × 30 cm.}

^{Ardmhor, Barra
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 90 × 60 cm.}

^{Crinan Croft
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 40 × 40 cm.}

Is this enough fruit?

^{North End Beach, Iona
by Scott Naismith
Oil on Canvas, 60 × 90 cm.}