
Eleanor Christopher Artist
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So please bear with me…. I will soon have all my gallery and shop up and running, along with the new look, feel and colour palette – and Im sure you would expect an Artists to take time and consideration over these important issues!
Thanks, Eleanor
Eleanor
About Me
I am an Irish artist, living in Scotland, and currently working on two projects: my botanical illustrations and a fun project, recreating Scottish gargoyles in watercolour!
From my base in Edinburgh, I am working in and around this fabulous, vibrant city and looking to connect globally to engage with those who wish to experience a bit of Edinburgh, Scotland, and of course, art!
Once our systems are fully GDPR compliant, you will be able to sign up and connect, shop or suggest some mutual opportunities. Watch the space!

Collections

The Rosslyn Stone Garden Collection
Each of the paintings are plants found in stone carvings within the Chapel.
The Forgotten Faces Series


My Life…
Im including works from some time ago, new ideas and refreshing partnerships. Expanding my creative activities and including some exciting new developments till the end of the year and into 2019!
Journal
All the latest news… what I am up to, where you can see my works, and anything of interest!
Rosslyn Chapel Feature
I created a display for Rosslyn Chapel visitor centre, which featured over the winter and spring seasons; this display showcased some of the grotesques (gargoyles) I have painted that adorn the walls of this ancient, enigmatic chapel. This was a really enjoyable...
read moreGardening Scotland
Two of my botanical paintings featured, along with my 'fish pool' painting on stone, within the award-winning concept garden from Lynn Hill Garden Design at this summer's Gardening Scotland show.
read moreWorldwide Day of Botanical Art
It was great to have two pieces of my paintings representing Scotland in the Worldwide Day of Botanical Art! They can be seen at the prestigious Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, as part of the 'Flora Scotia' exhibition, containing the works that were produced for this...
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