• Above the Storm

  • Before The Storm

  • No. 52 Studio

  • Home Commission LAOTY

  • No 48. Pelin Air

  • No 48. Studio

    No 48. Studio

  • No 51 Studio

  • No 51. Plein Air

  • Little Loch Ard

  • Glen Orchy

  • Thames LAOTY

  • Falkirk Wheel LAOTY

b. 1986 Scotland, UK
Based in Glasgow

A woman in a white sweater and striped pants wearing yellow Crocs sitting in an art studio surrounded by colorful paintings on the wall and sitting on a red chair. There is a blue cart with art supplies nearby and natural light coming from a large window.

Photo credit Erika Stevenson

Libby Walker is a Scottish landscape painter exploring atmosphere, memory and place through oil painting. With a background in illustration spanning over 15 years, she has worked with commercial clients and built her own brand before returning to a focused fine art practice.

She was a finalist on Landscape Artist of the Year 2026.

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Plein Air

Walker paints on location often. Its a core foundation of her work. The experience both practically and physically informs the style and subject of her work.

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Studio Works

Bringing references, plein air and memories back to the studio, allowing more time and bigger pieces, the studio is an important development of ideas and paintings.

EXPLORE Studio Works

In The Middle Of Elsewhere

Studio exhibition showcasing a body of work inspired by Glasgow’s Pollok Park. A mixture of small plein airs and larger studio responses.

Studio Projects
Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year logo with colorful sky and paint design.

Sky Arts - Landscape Artist of the Year 2026

From London to Falkirk, this painting challenge marks an important marker point in Walkers career.

Landscape Artist of The Year 2026
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Our Dear Green Places

An exploration of gardens across Glasgow. After a call out over social media, Walker is painting plein air in gardens across Glasgow. From alloments, to ballconys to woodland hut. This project explores the important and meaning of green space post the pandemic. Resulting in an exhibition in Winter of 2026

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