Materials: linen canvas gallery wrap, professional-grade acrylic paints, varnish style: impressionistic size: 61 x 46 x 1.9 Cm the painting is unframed but ready to hang through a sawtooth bracket attached to the wooden stretcher bars on the canvas' backside. The other images show only how this artwork may look in a frame and on a wall. The beauty of the isle of skye cannot be described nor painted. So, this painting is just a try. Years ago, i decided to visit the isle of skye in scotland. I have heard so much about its beauty and was eager to capture it in my art. It was a long journey, but when i finally arrived, i was awestruck. The landscapes were breathtaking, with mountains, hills, and a sparkling sea stretching around. I was determined to capture the island's beauty on canvas but soon realized it was impossible. The colours i saw were too vibrant, too alive, too impossible to replicate. I tried to paint the mountains, but they looked flat and lifeless. I tried to paint the sea, but it looked dull and murky. I tried to paint the hills and the sky, but they looked pale and unremarkable. I was frustrated. I have never encountered a landscape so beautiful yet so impossible to capture. Sitting on a rock by the shore and feeling defeated, i noticed a group of children playing nearby. They were picking up stones and shells and seemed to have the time of their lives. Suddenly, i had an idea and approached the children, asking them to help me. I gave them each a sketching ...