dominique cameron RSW

A cuttle wind from the east skirrs disconsolate crows to peck at stony earth. Ice grimes the riverbank, a frozen record of the last high tide. Ashen mud shudders, shrinks below, leaving the naked reeds to whisper stories of winters dead.

Mixed media on wood – 30 x 40 cm.

Ink on paper.

Mixed media on plywood panel – 90 x 90 cm.

Mixed media on plywood panel – 40 x50 cm.

the 143rd Annual RSW Exhibition opened on Friday night. Thanks to all my friends and family that came along, it was a great evening, topped off with my winning an award which was a lovely surprise. I won it for the work ‘Japanese Anemones’. I am delighted, thank you RSW.

The exhibition is at the Royal scottish Academy, Edinburgh and runs until 6th February. Get along if you can. x

Ink on paper.

January rain scours the tattie field, tumbling earth and stone down the hillside. Trembling hedgerows of mistle thrush. A buzzard mews in the wild wood.

Last drawing this year. Thank you to everyone for your support, it is so appreciated. Always. And I can’t wait to start to learning the bagpipes in the new year. That and making more work about the piers and dock at Methil- here is to a braw 2024 !

Dominique x