Pointe du Toulinguet

Light coming off the Toulinguet rocks, the cove holding its turquoise. Heather out, pines doing the framing.

An original watercolour of a sheltered cove below the Pointe du Toulinguet on Brittany’s Crozon peninsula, painted on Arches Rough 100% cotton. The Toulinguet’s white quartzite cliffs face the Atlantic at the entrance to Camaret-sur-Mer; the Pointe de Pen-Hir and its Tas de Pois stand just to the south. The GR34 coast path threads above the water here, pink heather and maritime pines all the way along.