Ceannabeinne Beach is located near Durness in the Scottish Highlands. The beach features white sands and clear waters, bordered by rugged cliffs and scenic landscapes. Its remote setting offers visitors a chance to enjoy a peaceful retreat away from busier tourist spots.
John Lennon has a notable connection to Ceannabeinne Beach. He spent part of his childhood in the Durness area, where he frequently visited this beach. It is believed that the natural surroundings influenced his creativity and appreciation for nature, making it a point of interest for his fans.
As a fan of John Lennon, I have my own memories of Ceannabeinne Beach from childhood holidays. Visiting the beach allowed me to experience its beauty firsthand, and those moments have stayed with me. Ceannabeinne Beach is a place that connects people to both nature and musical history.
This painting was created using oil paint and a palette knife. The oil paint gave it a natural wet look, and the palette knife enabled me to represent the rugged landscape in a more expressive and fluid way, effectively conveying the essence of the area.
Oil painting on board
Painted exclusively with palette knife
Image is 6 x 6 inches and the frame is 8 x 8 inches
Natural handmade ash float frame with a clear coat varnish
