people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — artist's signature people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — edge view people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — detail people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — shown hanging
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people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past.
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past.
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past.
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — artist's signature
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — edge view
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — detail
people sitting at a cafe in the late afternoon with a tram going past. — shown hanging
Painting by Amanda Cameron 223 Artworks Sold

Sunday Brunch

Oil, Canvas, Framed by Artist

80cm (W) x 80cm (H) x 10cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$950

Artwork Description

Sunday Brunch by Amanda Cameron is the first in a series investigating interpretations of urban landscapes, both with and without people. Using a muted colour palette and evident brushstrokes, I am aiming to interpret our built and natural world with colour and tone rather than details. I am trying to evoke the effect of filtered light as would be seen in the early morning or late afternoon, often referred to as 'The Golden Hour'.

Artist Bio
Photo of Amanda Cameron
Amanda Cameron 401 artworks | 151 Sold

Amanda is a multi award winning artist working from the Gold Coast. She is a qualified Graphic and Web designer, which gives her a love of experimentation, bold colours, and working in all mediums, with a particular love of oils and portraiture. Her focus is particularly on water and the interaction of light and form when immersed in a natural environment.