There’s something timeless about the Clydesdale — steady, powerful, and full of quiet dignity. This piece was inspired not only by these beautiful horses but also by the way the evening sky so often puts on a show of its own.
I’ve always been drawn to the slower way of life they represent — when draught horses ploughed the fields and horse-drawn carts moved at their own rhythm, unhurried by the ticking clock. This painting is a gentle nod to that era, and to the peace it carried.
With thanks to the talented Lisa Alexandra Photography for the reference that helped bring this piece to life.
