A commission for a local who also owns a farm and this is a reminder of it and the beautiful blue wrens who flit through the fields.
Signed on the front.
Framed with Tasmanian Oak
Acrylic on canvas
76 x 102cm
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There is local tree in my neighbourhood that some might think is ugly. It has been planted in the wrong spot, under power lines and then been hacked at, time and time again and has grown into the most obscure shapes.
But when I see this tree I am astounded and inspired. I have painted it in my art multiple times because I am fascinated by its beauty, by the shapes it has grown into as it has adapted to the life it has been given.
This tree is amazing, it has lived for over my 40+ years, it continues to thrive despite its circumstances, no matter how many branches have been lopped off, no matter that it is bent sideways, no matter that it is at crossroads, no matter that its roots are bound by the roads and paths; this tree must have deep roots and a firm foundation. It stands strong in all its beauty, ugliness and awkwardness. This is a tree that I look at constantly and admire.
This tree is by far the most interesting tree around.
This is painting is home to 23 local birds and 1 iddy biddy lizard. Try and find them all.
The Resilience Tree was commissioned by and has been enlarged by Hornsby Hospital to fit a wall 4.7 x 2.8m, but this is the original painting.
It is not framed.
Picture size is 70 x 39.6cm
Paper size is 80 x 49.6cm
Due to prints relying on specialist printing services, orders maybe delayed.
This was a commission, done for a neighbour who recently had suffered a significant loss. I put some special secret touches in memory of their loved ones.
There is local tree in my neighbourhood that some might think is ugly. It has been planted in the wrong spot, under power lines and then been hacked at, time and time again and has grown into the most obscure shapes.
But when I see this tree I am astounded and inspired. I have painted it in my art multiple times because I am fascinated by its beauty, by the shapes it has grown into as it has adapted to the life it has been given.
This tree is amazing, it has lived for over my 40+ years, it continues to thrive despite its circumstances, no matter how many branches have been lopped off, no matter that it is bent sideways, no matter that it is at crossroads, no matter that its roots are bound by the roads and paths; this tree must have deep roots and a firm foundation. It stands strong in all its beauty, ugliness and awkwardness. This is a tree that I look at constantly and admire.
This tree is by far the most interesting tree around.
This is painting is home to 23 local birds and 1 iddy biddy lizard. Try and find them all.
The Resilience Tree was commissioned by and has been enlarged by Hornsby Hospital to fit a wall 4.7 x 2.8m, but this is the original painting.
It is framed in a floating frame.
Acrylic Paint on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
Signed on the front.
This artwork comes with an external frame
This beautiful dog was a beautiful companion, but has passed away.
This was a commission for one friend to another to remember their companion.
This has been the most difficult painting I have ever done. Not only was it technically a difficult painting, it was also because it was so deeply personal (sharing this with her permission). A beautiful friend of mine asked me to paint a picture of where her fathers ashes were scattered. It was such privilege to be asked to paint this.
Commission
Acrylic on canvas
101 x 76cm
I love creating an abstract painting that is full of life and discovering what I see amongst it. That is how this abstract piece came about.
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A commission for a wedding gift of their much loved rescue dog, Smokey.
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This was a commission, for a family who have spent many years in the peace and sun of Lennox Head.
152 x 102 cm
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This painting was commissioned to express the comfort my client receives from God despite the storms around her.
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