Do you love painting? Watercolour Seascapes, a step-by-step illustrated guide about painting seascapes like these, is available at http://mybook.to/WatercolourSeascapes and for demonstrations in painting animals see http://mybook.to/AnimalPortraits Also, see my sister site www.paintingmadepossible.wordpress.com
Caerfai – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Cathedral from Y Bont, St Davids – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Dinas Fach, Newgale – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Dog on Newgale beach – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Newgale pools – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Old Porthgain – acrylic – Ruth Coulson
Plumstone Mountain – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
The Upstart Raven – watercolour and ink – Ruth Coulson
Wave, Newgale – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Lying Low – acrylic ink – Ruth Coulson
Wayward – watercolour and ink – Ruth Coulson
Tom – ink – Ruth Coulson
Distant Ramsey – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Morning Light, Newgale – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
South Bishop Rock – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Reflections, Whitesands – watercolour – Ruth Coulson
Long-tailed tits – watercolour and ink – Ruth Coulson
Like to know how I painted these portraits? http://mybook.to/AnimalPortraits
Rebecca Bryn 
I’ve been trying to choose my favourite and it’s impossible. In no particular order, Old Porthgain, Wayward, and Reflections.
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Thank you, Sarah. They all have something in them I love, and they all have flaws, but that’s the nature of art. You’re never quite content with what you produce. There’s always that feeling you could have done it better. Old Porthgain and Reflections have sold, but Wayward is staying with me. She sits on an easel in my art room and reminds me daily to be brave.
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