Artwork by Phil Davis, Cork, Ireland - Online Irish Art Gallery

Comma, Acrylic on paper, 11 x 8 inches

Puffins, Acrylic on canvas board, 5 x 7 inches

Ballycotton Lighthouse, Acrylic on canvas board, 5 x 7 inches

Black Tulip, Watercolour, 2.5 x 3 inches

Still Life, Oil on canvas board, 5 x 7 inches

Tomatoes, acrylic on paper, 8 x 11 inches

Tomatoes 2, Pastel on mountboard, 8 x 11 inches

Gerden still life, coloured pencil on paper, 8 x 11 inches

Thats my bear, acrylic on paper, 8 x 11 inches

Work in progress, Coloured pencil, 8 x 11 inches

WildRose, Acrylic on mountboard, 11 x 8 inches

Seashells, Coloured pencil on paper, 8 x 11 inches

About Artist Phil Davis

I'm Phil Davis, a self taught artist living in Ballycotton, Co Cork. I work from Studio 2 in the Shanagarry Design Centre,Shanagarry Co Cork.
I have been painting for over 20 years and have had several solo exhibitions in the Cork area as well as exhibitions with "The Old Road Painters" a local group of which I am founder.
My work is mainly in Oils or Acrylics, with the odd watercolour, but over the years I have tried most mediums. Living alongside the sea, a lot of my inspiration is drawn from the environment around me and the daily bustle of the local fishing fleet.
Website: theartofphildavis.blogspot.com/
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/PhilDavis

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