It’s my first “Black Friday Cyber Monday” and I’ve got a great deal for you!
Get the Loch Morlich Beach pine print for just £29.95, with free postage and packing, when you shop online.
Stock is limited so you need to be quick!
Tag Archives: Cairngorms National Park
Start your Christmas shopping with Angus Grant Art
Delighted to relaunch my online shop with loads of new products.
Chunky mugs with illustrations of Highland wildlife and pine prints of beautiful landmarks in the Cairngorms National Park – they’re all here to buy. And to tempt you even further – free postage and packing!
Stock is limited so order today to ensure delivery in time for Christmas.
Trout Chunky Mug
Loch Morlich Beach pine print
Red Squirrel Tea Cup and Saucer
The Green Loch pine print
Loch an Eilein pine print
Carving and chrome
There’s a busy weekend coming up in Strathspey – lots of brilliant events for residents and visitors. I’m getting ready to run stalls with my mugs and pine prints at both. It’s great to be at local events – meeting old friends and new.
Saturday sees Carve Carrbridge, the popular chainsaw carving competition. It’s fascinating to watch the competitors create artworks out of massive pieces of wood. And Carrbridge is such a vibrant community – everyone turns out to support the event.
On Sunday I’ll be much closer to home at Motormania at Grantown. There’ll be scores of shiny vintage vehicles on display in the High Street, along with stalls and activities for all the family. I’m there with the Cairngorms Farmers Market, so there’ll be lots of food and craft to tempt you. Looking forward to a great weekend!
Carrbridge
Back to Glenmore
Regular visitors will know how much I love Loch Morlich – for the scenery and for the fishing. The waters and the mountains are a constant source of inspiration for my art so when the chance came up to show work nearby at the Glenmore Visitor Centre, I could not refuse. It seems fitting to take my art back to where it started.
From July 21, I’ll be exhibiting a range of works at the centre, which is just off the main ski road to the Cairngorms. It’s a great wee venue providing information about the surrounding forest (run by Forestry Commission Scotland), and the cafe serves excellent cake, which is a bonus!
Among the works will be my railway poster series – with new additions to the collection specially for this show. The two paintings below – of Loch Morlich and the Lily Loch – are works in progress. And I’ll have the pine prints and mugs, including my new chunky fishy mugs.
The exhibition will be open from 9.30am to 4.30pm and will run for around 10 days. Looking forward to meeting lots of new people down there!
Loch Morlich by Angus Grant
The Lily Loch by Angus Grant
A wee preview
With a packed summer of exhibitions and craft fairs about to start, I’ve been busy preparing my work. Painting, framing, printing mugs and packaging up greetings cards, along with lots of other little tasks that come along with these events.
Got some new paintings framed for the various shows I’m involved in (See Exhibitions page and Events and Workshops page for more details of where I’ll be). A couple of classic fish portraits and a favourite view of Loch Morlich, looking up to the Cairngorms.
There’s a few more in the pipeline, which I’ll try and share when they’re done!
Veil of Water by Angus Grant
Blue and Gold by Angus Grant
First view of Loch Morlich by Angus Grant
New paintings: Loch Vaa and Avielochan
Here’s a couple of new colourful pictures I’ve just completed. One’s a different view of Avielochan and the other is Loch Vaa, where I’ve spent many a day trying to catch trout in past years.
They’re both now on sale at High St Merchants in Grantown.
There are also some new pine prints on the way. Will let you know when they arrive.
Otherwise, I’m working away on new pictures just now – new simple landscapes and fishy portraits. Will post some pictures when they’re done.
Loch Vaa by Angus Grant
Avielochan by Angus Grant
Keep it simple, Strathspey
Loch Alvie
Rynettin
Ryvoan Bothy
Finally finished these pictures. I’m beginning to feel more comfortable working in this new style and managing to resist the voice in my head calling “ADD MORE STUFF”!
Broomhill
Not a view of the Nethy mouth that you’d be able to see very well these days, the trees are much higher. This one’s based on a favourite painting of the Spey that hangs in my Granny’s front room.
Glenmore’s gem
The Green Loch, just a short walk up the road from the outdoor centre, up towards Ryvoan Bothy. The water’s crystal clear but has a wee green tinge, whatever the weather. A magical place, Sparky loves swimming in it.
The Green Loch, Glenmore
A new look at a bright bothy
This is one of my latest works in progress in my new railway poster series. It’s a new take on one of my favourite views in the Cairngorms, at Rynettin, near Nethy Bridge.
I love the way the red roof of the hut stands out against the green field in this new work. It’s also one of my most popular paintings so it’s a great challenge to paint it in a different way. This one’s nearly finished now.
You can see an earlier version at the top of the page.
Work in progress
