Mackenzie Moulton Artist

I am an Irish fiddle player and this is my painting

A man in Spain asked me to paint him as a tiger, this was thr result.

The Irish trio of two violins and a bodhran, traditional Irish drum

After sailing all day, a glass of wine and a sunset kiss

CRYSTAL was a Persian cat with character

The kiss was a painting I used for the cover of one of my books called 'Sugar Spice and All things nice ' unfortunately the book was banned by Amazon after two months, someone complained it was too raunchy. The painting however has survived and is for sale along with prints or other products.

Tango Dancers are my new subject, this one is classic style with lots of movement which I love in a painting.

scriptionThis is the second painting I have completed of Boy Leslie, I just love the colour of the hull and the red sails, and the way she cuts through the water, thank goodness someone went to the trouble to preserve her. BOY LESLIE was built in 1911 at Galmpton as a fishing trawler and had a considerable history in the UK before being sold to Norway in 1939. She was sailed first as a BM312 out of Brixham and later Plymouth as L0392 when she was bought by the Hewitt family, fishermen of over two centuries' standing who in their heyday operated a fleet of 220 vessels. The fleet was called 'The Short Blue Fleet', after the square, dark blue flag that flew from the mast of each vessel. In 1935, BOY LESLIE was part of the Silver Jubilee...

This is the second painting I have completed of Boy Leslie, I just love the colour of the hull and the red sails, and the way she cuts through the water, thank goodness someone went to the trouble to preserve her. BOY LESLIE was built in 1911 at Galmpton as a fishing trawler and had a considerable history in the UK before being sold to Norway in 1939. She was sailed first as a BM312 out of Brixham and later Plymouth as L0392 when she was bought by the Hewitt family, fishermen of over two centuries' standing who in their heyday operated a fleet of 220 vessels. The fleet was called 'The Short Blue Fleet', after the square, dark blue flag that flew from the mast of each vessel. In 1935, BOY LESLIE was part of the Silver Jubilee Review f...

I call this Joan, painting myself painting the Artist subject.

The White Swan and Cuckoo Wapping London. Another local for me when I lived in Wapping, The White Swan and Cuckoo in Wapping Lane, painted in the 80's when I was known as The Wapping Artist, painting and Exhibiting in the communal Hall at St Peters. AC nice little bit of Wapping History for you to have on your wall in print or canvas. It's 2021 now and The swan & Cuckoo has changed hands and is now known as The Dockers Inn, a total refurbishment with accommodation

Wapping High Street, showing Pier Head, and the famous Town of Ramsgate Public House, Men pressed ganged into serving on ships and convicts destined for transportation to the Colonies, were held in cellars at the pub. Execution Dock was situated nearby. Men were hanged then chained to posts in the river, the tide rising over them three times before their bodies were removed. It was on Wapping Old Stairs, next to the pub, in 1688, that Judge Jeffries (the Hanging Judge) was captured whilst trying to flee the country dressed as a sailor. painted in oils on a 24 by 12 inch canvas

I painted Discovery because of its historic significance to Scott of The Antarctic, It shows Discovery on the banks of The River Thames, London, with St Pauls Cathedral and Blackfriers Bridge in the background. It's sunrise and the sky is yellow turning to blue on a summers day. The plain trees on the Embankment are in full bloom. About the history of the ship Discovery. Purchased by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1905 and converted for use as a merchant. Laid up from 1912 - 1915 during WWI. From 1915 - 1920 traded under charter in European waters from Archangel in Arctic Russia to the Black Sea. She was loaned in 1916 to the British Government to rescue Shackleton's party marooned on Elephant Island, but they were rescued before she ar...

A l9ng canvas showing the back of a woman, the myster being, who is she talking to or looking at

DescriptionPLA Ship Samson In Victoria Dock London. This painting was done such a long time ago I forgot about it until a man contacted me and said he was in possession of it. I ask him to send an image of it and it brought back memories of when I painted many vessels in the Docklands of London. Now I can share it with you.

Montrose cathedral Scotland

Painting for my children's book Laura's Magic shoes, available on Amazon Kindle as book or download, ideal prints for children's bedroom.

With failing eyesight, now 76 years old I decided to change my style of painting, and always loved the passion in Tando Dacers, so her is the first of many.

I originally painted my wife in this painting with her looking into a mirror, but she asked me to paint that bit out to create a mystery as to who the lady if. Oil on a 100 by 80 cm canvad

I SAILED ON THIS BOAT A LOT WITH MY FRIEND MAURICE PILKINGTON, ON THIS OCCASION I WAS ON WATCH AND SAW THE SUN GO DOWN, LOOKING LIKE A BIG ORANGE, WHEN I GOT BACK TO MY STUDIO I STARTED TO PAINT IMMEDIATELY BEFORE I FORGOT THE PICTURE IN MY HEAD

Just a mackerel he said, nothing else. So here is the commission for a man that loves fishing and catches Mackerel.

Painting for my book, Laura's Magic shoes, a lovely story for children available on Amazon, and lovely prints for their bedroom

HOW LONDON LOOKED IN THE 70'S WITH BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL AND THE RIVER THAMES, OIL ON A 16 BY 20 INCH CANVAS

Painting used in my book Laura's Magic Shoes, available on Amazon Kindle

The Napoli had been damaged in a storm in 2007 and was abandoned by its crew, it was then taken in tow to take it to portland for repair, but the weather got worse and it was decided to Beach her in the waters off Branscombe. The beaching location was at Branscombe around 1 mile (1.6 km) off the Devon coast, near the coastal town of Sidmouth.12 This area of the coastline where MSC Napoli was beached is a part of Britain's first natural World Heritage Site, the Jurassic Coast. In winter Lyme Bay hosts large numbers of wintering sea birds whilst the sea bed was habitat for endangered species such as the pink sea fan and sunset cup coral. When the cargo fell off the ship and was washed ashore on Branscombe beach people came from all over th...

Paintings for my book Laura's Magic shoes available on Amazon Kindle

I PAINTED THIS SHIP MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS THE BEST PAINTING, SHE HAD A STEEL HULL HENCE THE RUST AND USED TO SAIL BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, WITH ALL SORTS OF GOODS INCLUDING WOOL

When I was in a Spain, a lady asked me to paint a famous painting called The Cheats. She wanted to give it to a friend. I painted it in oils on a canvas. She loved it.

THE SHEPHERD IN YORKSHIRE, OUT IN ALL WEATHERS, HERE IN THE SNOW TENDING HIS SHEEP, OIL ON A 16 BY 20 INCH CANVAS

BRIXHAM STEPS IS MY FIRST PAINTING OF BRIXHAM, I HAVE LIVED HERE 9 YEARS NOW AND IT'S TAKEN A WHILE TO GET STARTED PAINTING BRIXHAM, IN BEAUTIFUL DEVON. UK. I wanted to paint the steps as I have written a book poems about Brixham, and that inspired me to make this my first Brixham Poem, you'll see why when you read the poem below. Brixham Steps Brixham’s harbour, full of steps Something you will not forget The houses close together to Each one with an amazing view The houses all a different shape Where people sit, look and wait For fishing boats coming back And seagulls following their track Down the steps and along the road To see the catch of fish unload Pleased their loved ones made it home As accidents w...

WAPPING LANE, WAPPING, LONDON 1950

DescriptionJet was a beloved Labrador owned by our good friends and neighbours Robin and Anne-Marie Hann. Jet was put to sleep because of a serious illness this year 2033 and is sadly missed, so I painted his portrait in the South Fort of Berry Head, Brixham. Somewhere he loved to walk and run. He had a habbit of finding the biggest stone he could get in his mouth the carrying around on his walk. He will always be remembered and now imortalused in oil. The original will be given to Robin on his 80th birthday in July.

Sailing trawler Pilgrim is one of just a few Brixham traditional boats left. Here she is seen rounding Brixham Breakwater and famous Victorian lighouse. Oil on board. The original is still for sale

The Mackerel a common fish caught around the English coast, so why not paint one. Ideal decoration in a fish shop, your kitchen or anywhere, even on a t shirt

I PAINTED THIS SHIP MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS THE BEST PAINTING, SHE HAD A STEEL HULL HENCE THE RUST AND USED TO SAIL BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, WITH ALL SORTS OF GOODS INCLUDING WOOL

ST SAVIOURS DOCK, BUTLERS WHARF ROTHERHITHE ABOUT 1940'S WHEN COURAGE HAD A BREWERY NEXT TO TOWER BRIDGE, STEEPED IN HISTORY.