Cheryl Morrice Fine Art & Commissions

Cheryl Morrice Fine Art & Commissions

Fife, United Kingdom

Wedding paintings and portrait commissions by a Scottish artist

No. 104 · Autumn 2026

Cheryl Morrice at her easel in the studio

The artist

A self-taught artist from Scotland.

Cheryl Morrice is a self-taught Scottish artist who paints in oils and watercolour in a loose, painterly style. She was born and raised in Fife and is moving to the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides, and she works from a home studio, taking commissions and selling work to buyers around the world. She began by selling from stalls in Edinburgh's Grassmarket, then moved into commercial shows and children's book illustration.

Cheryl was absolutely amazing at our wedding & all of our guests loved their portraits.Cara Sigsworth, Liverpool wedding

Based inFife

Onlinecherylmorrice.co.uk

Cheryl Morrice painting a country house at an easel in a garden

The work

The coast, the hills and the people in them.

Her subjects are coastal scenes, sweeping landscapes, gardens, wildlife and people at work. Most of her ideas come from being out in it, and she often finishes the painting in the studio afterwards. She currently enjoys painting outdoors.

Watercolour: a bride and a groom in a kilt

Services

Wedding paintings, live or from photographs.

Cheryl Morrice is a self-taught Scottish artist who paints weddings, portraits and landscapes in oil and watercolour, live on the day or in her studio from photographs.

Painting: a white cottage on the edge of a canvas

Service

Live wedding painting

Watercolour on A3 archival paper, 4 hours, couple and venue, £600.

Watercolour: a bride being helped with her dress

Service

Paintings from photographs

Wedding paintings made from favourite photographs of the day. Watercolour portraits of children, families and pets.

Watercolour: heather and a distant village under a purple sky

Recognition

Shown at the Royal Scottish Academy.

Her work has been shown with the British Association of Naïve Artists since 2019 and at the Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition in 2022, where she sold work.

How it works

Step by step

1
Enquiry
The couple get in touch to check studio availability and describe what they have in mind, with a budget so the artwork can be...
2
Choosing
They choose a live painting or a studio painting from photographs, the medium and the size.
3
Painting
A live painting is made on the day, in four to eight hours. Studio portraits are usually complete within four weeks, with updates along...
4
Delivery
The painting is delivered in a frame, or sent securely packaged and ready to frame.