Landscape Paintings of Wales

Hello & Welcome - Discover a unique collection of Welsh paintings and prints by professional artist Chris Chalk. With 18 years of experience, I create original artwork inspired by the beauty of West Wales. Each piece is carefully crafted in my art studio, capturing the essence of the beautiful Welsh landscape.

Original Welsh landscape paintings of Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire. Discover beautiful paintings of Wales' beaches, harbours, mountains, upland and coastal areas.

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Wildlife Paintings

Contemporary original Welsh wildlife art. Discover paintings of kingfishers, birds of prey, red squirrels, foxes, owls, whales, puffins, badgers, deer and other UK species.

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Welsh Art Prints

Buy high-quality Welsh art prints that will bring beauty and inspiration to any space, and have them delivered directly to your door.

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Client Testimonials

"I fell in love at first sight with my picture of the albatross. Chris really captured the majesty of the bird and the little details make it very special. It has pride of place in my living room."

- Sam Bedingham
Pembrokeshire, Wales

"Dad absolutely adores the painting, he is chuffed to bits, it's hanging up proudly in the living room - so, I cannot thank you enough. It was lovely to come down to your studio and meet you also."

- Heulwen Thomas
Pembrokeshire, Wales

"I am delighted with the Welsh landscape paintings which represent a great example of your skill and artistic talent. They also remind me so much of happy times spent in Pembrokeshire many years ago."

- David Williams
Dorset, UK

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News & Events

I was thrilled to be invited to Skokholm Island Bird Observatory off the coast of west Wales in 2022, and again in 2023, to paint the most recent 'rare birds' discovered on the island, a Moltoni's warbler and a Tennessee Warbler. The Observatory is managed by the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales, and it's traditional for the finder of a rare birds to paint it for posterity... on the toilet wall.

Website updated by Chris: 1st July 2025