Ian Boyter began exhibiting paintings way back in 1974 with a one-man show in the Libra Gallery, St Monans, while he was working as a graphic designer with the National Trust For Scotland. With... Read full biography
Ian Boyter began exhibiting paintings way back in 1974 with a one-man show in the Libra Gallery, St Monans, while he was working as a graphic designer with the National Trust For Scotland. With ancestral roots in Scotland's North-west Highlands and in the East Neuk of Fife, his work is inspired by... Read full biography
Ian Boyter began exhibiting paintings way back in 1974 with a one-man show in the Libra Gallery, St Monans, while he was working as a graphic designer with the National Trust For Scotland. With ancestral roots in Scotland's North-west Highlands and in the East Neuk of Fife, his work is inspired by Scotland's east and west coasts. Ian Boyter trained as a graphic designer and commercial artist at the Heriot Watt College and the Edinburgh College of Art. Based in Edinburgh, he was Chief Designer... Read full biography
Ian Boyter began exhibiting paintings way back in 1974 with a one-man show in the Libra Gallery, St Monans, while he was working as a graphic designer with the National Trust For Scotland. With ancestral roots in Scotland's North-west Highlands and in the East Neuk of Fife, his work is inspired by Scotland's east and west coasts. Ian Boyter trained as a graphic designer and commercial artist at the Heriot Watt College and the Edinburgh College of Art. Based in Edinburgh, he was Chief Designer in the design studio of the National Trust for Scotland for many years, traveled extensively throughout Scotland designing publications and exhibitions and grew to appreciate Scotland's evocative countryside, especially the West Highlands and Islands,... Read full biography
Ian Boyter began exhibiting paintings way back in 1974 with a one-man show in the Libra Gallery, St Monans, while he was working as a graphic designer with the National Trust For Scotland. With ancestral roots in Scotland's North-west Highlands and in the East Neuk of Fife, his work is inspired by Scotland's east and west coasts. Ian Boyter trained as a graphic designer and commercial artist at the Heriot Watt College and the Edinburgh College of Art. Based in Edinburgh, he was Chief Designer in the design studio of the National Trust for Scotland for many years, traveled extensively throughout Scotland designing publications and exhibitions and grew to appreciate Scotland's evocative countryside, especially the West Highlands and Islands, the home of his Macdonald ancestors. His love of the East Neuk of Fife comes from Anstruther and Cellardyke where he painted and exhibited and... Read full biography
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