Paintings of Scotland's coast, hills and weather
Semi-abstract landscapes in oil and acrylic, painted from Argyll, Sutherland and the Pentlands. Original work is available directly from the studio.
Studio collection
A selection of original paintings currently available. To buy, ask about a piece, or see the wider collection with prices, please get in touch.
Save Me! — Endangered Languages
Fifty metres of muslin carrying the names of 2,500 at-risk languages, each hand-printed, hung so that tension and gravity turn text into landscape. Shown with the Gaelic soundscape A' Chànain. The scroll travels, and changes its register for every place it visits.
Visit the installationSome of the names on the scroll: Manx , Votic , Scottish Gaelic , N|uu , Cornish , Chulym , Ainu , Ingrian …
Painting, printing and making together
Tracey runs workshops for community groups, schools and festivals — from landscape sketching on the hill to shared textile pieces like the Forms of Sharing picnic blanket, shown at Leith Late 2022. Sessions are shaped around your group, place and budget.
Next: Oil and Cold Wax Workshop, Saturday 28 November 2026, Caol Ruadh Sculpture Park. Fully booked.
About Tracey
Tracey Exton is a Scottish artist based at Blairmore on Loch Long. She paints the landscape intuitively — its weather, light and changing edges — and works across printmaking, textiles, installation and sound. She graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2023.
Biography & CVGet in touch
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