Original watercolour, body colour (gouache) and chalk on board, framed floated within a cobalt blue painted solid tulip box frame. The artwork is behind low reflect 70% UV filter glass and measures 38.5 x 30 cm.

Of all the painting mediums, Peter finds that watercolour is the best paint to suggest
the unpredictable, damp weather often found in Scotland. There are many wet and
windy days in Shetland when the landscape is soaked by the Atlantic and North
Sea lows blowing in. ‘Sogg’ describes this well, and the word itself is a local weather word which describes drizzling or misty rain.