Storm breaking over Smailholm Tower and the Eildons.
I caught this ‘cinematic widescreen’ moment in a photograph whilst passing on a back road over to Smailholm.
As the storm passed and broke in the distance, silhouetting these two famous Borders landmarks, the scene spoke to me in three separate frames hence this piece became a triptych.
I love the darkly brooding appeal of this artwork.
Indian ink and pigment marker on photographic paper
14×17cm X 3 // 55×28cm in charcoal black mount
Unframed
Storm breaking over Smailholm Tower and the Eildons.
I caught this ‘cinematic widescreen’ moment in a photograph whilst passing on a back road over to Smailholm.
As the storm passed and broke in the distance, silhouetting these two famous Borders landmarks, the scene spoke to me in three separate frames hence this piece became a triptych.
I love the darkly brooding appeal of this artwork.
Indian ink and pigment marker on photographic paper
14×17cm X 3 // 55×28cm in charcoal black mount
Unframed
Original artwork signed and dated by Brian Hinnigan
