Monday, 12 October 2020

Calendars!



 High quality professionally printed.

Please email juliatryon.art@gmail.com or message me on Facebook if you are interested.

£18 for A3 or £14 for A4 including p&p if you buy from me direct

Also available from Barn Owl Bothy, Dornoch: https://barnowlbothy.com/Store/#!/2021-Julia-Tryon-Calendar-A3/p/237030391

Art Classes!

 


Saturday, 18 July 2020

ESAS Online Exhibition

ESAS online exhibition opening tonight! 18th July 2020



This is a first for the ESAS and great in that it means that those far from Golspie can attend!

Visit the website anytime from 7pm tonight to see artwork by myself and other Sutherland artists.

http://www.eastsutherlandartsociety.co.uk/  - Mine is on the last page!



My artwork is all lock down inspired - capturing precious daily walks.

Please contact myself if you would like to purchase any of my artwork or have any questions.  juliatryon11@gmail.com

20% of the sales of my art is going towards an excellent local charity that works with young carers: TYKES https://www.tykesyc.co.uk/

Collection/delivery of artwork can be arranged.  Or if this is not possible (due to distance etc) p&p is between £5 and £8.80

Thank you!

Julia

Friday, 26 June 2020

Kelpies Treasure, Brora

This New Gallery/Shop/Post Office is opening on 29th June 2020

Please visit to support our local businesses.  Thanks :)






Monday, 18 November 2019

New Paintings and Current Shows

Strathpeffer Pavilion Art Fair


Click here to go to their website



Spring, Inverness




Dunrobin Castle



Edinburgh View



 Out on my Bike (Red and Gold)



Summer Girl




Riverside Gallery, Inverness

https://riverside-gallery.co.uk/




Summer's Day, Inverness


Boy & Dog, Inverness



Sisters, Inverness


Blue Girl, Inverness

Saturday, 16 June 2018

Clyne Parish School

I have just completed this fascinating commission to paint three murals for the former Clyne Parish School on the North edge of Brora.  

The commission was by Brora and District Action Group (BaDAG).

The people are all previous residents of the area.  Brora Heritage Centre provided helpful photographs and artifacts to inform the paintings.  Crofter: Tommy Bowie (from a photo early 1960s).  A lady & baby whose names I don't know.  A boy from an old school photo (the school closed in early 1900s and was then converted into flats until the 1970s).  A lady from the brick works who I think is Kate-Ann McDonough (1931) and the miner is San Mackenzie (1960s).  A banner is due to be put up below the windows (which is why the figures are holding rope!).

This accompanies paintings completed by current Brora primary children both at school and at Brora Youth Club.  This includes the train in the photos and a sign on the south end of the village.












Photography by Andrew Tryon