Dublin Bay - Barry McAdam Select size and framing options:A4 Mounted and framed: limed solid wood frame (Ireland only) This was the first piece

This was the first piece where Barry used his dripping water technique to capture something other than water

The vibrant yellows and orange offset by the green and dark colours in the Liffey bring the sunset from the heights of the sky to the reflections in the water below

The interplay of nature and wildlife unfolds

“One summers afternoon a couple of years ago I was going for a walk along the meadow near the seafront

Behind these we are grounded with old Dublin from Christchurch to the City Hall

Dublin Bay - Barry McAdam Select size and framing options:A4 Mounted and framed: limed solid wood frame (Ireland only) This was the first pieceI liked the idea of doing a portrait of Dublin from Dublin Bay from the Aviva to Croke Park with lots in between. I chose a view that leads you in from the Poolbeg lighthouse and the North Bull Lighthouse into town and up the River Liffey. With this watercolour technique there is an element of uncertainty which I like as paint falls, splashes and mixes on the page. Initially I had to come up with a composition that included a two mile long scene