Printmaking by Al Griffin 2 Artworks Sold

Anemone and clownfish Limited edition print Ed. 1 of 50

Reproduction Print, Paper (Requires Framing)

60cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

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A$310

Arrives 3–5 Aug

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Artwork Description

An anemone captures the charming, secretive world of clownfish nestled safely within its flowing tentacles. Rendered with expressive, fluid brushstrokes, the piece emphasizes the dynamic movement of the anemone’s tentacles in striking shades of vivid pink, soft purple, and deep violet. Peeking through the organic patterns are the bright orange, black, and white markings of the hidden fish, all set against a luminous light blue ocean backdrop. This is a premium, gallery-quality limited edition Giclée print of an original painting, professionally produced by master printers using archival pigments on museum-grade Canson Photo Rag 310gsm paper to ensure incredible color depth and longevity. This run is strictly a limited edition of 50 prints only, featuring an official embossed artist signature and hand-numbering individually on the white border. The print is designed to fit directly into a standard, off-the-shelf 60x60cm square frame without needing custom matting, and it ships safely rolled in a heavy-duty, protective mailing tube with free shipping Australia-wide included.

Artist Bio

I am a landscape and marine artist based in New South Wales and a proud member of the Berrima District Art Society (BDAS). After discovering a passion for painting later in life—turning to the canvas two years ago as a powerful way to navigate recovery after a serious injury—art has become my defining creative outlet.
​While I have a deep affinity for painting land-based horizons, I am equally captivated by seascapes and the vibrant, kinetic energy of undersea scenes.
​My artistic style sits at a fascinating crossroads. While traditionally aligned with the Impressionist camp, I am currently collaborating with my mentor, Wayne Davis, to explore the raw emotional freedom of Expressionism. This evolution is defined by heavily textured layers, dynamic movement, and a rich, immersive color palette that brings the ocean's unique inhabitants to life. Through my work, I aim to capture not just a scene, but the moving spirit and healing power of the natural world.

Commissions

Al's studio is in Southern Highlands