Painting by Amanda Hunt 23 Artworks Sold

Tropical Walk

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

75cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

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A$690

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Artwork Description

This painting has been influenced by the artist's many visits to tropical far north Queensland. The aim of this painting is to draw in the viewer so they feel as if they are walking through the tropical gardens of Cairns.
I have not attached a hanging wire on the back of this painting so as to leave this to the professional framer. I am happy to attach D rings on request.

Artist Bio

Thank you for taking the time to look through my artwork. I have loved painting and printmaking since I was a teen and come from a very creative family. I love to experiment with mediums and styles but am always drawn to bright colour. I enjoy the Australian landscape and paint more expressionistically within that subject but I also love straight lines and buildings in which I usually paint in watercolour or print using linocut.

I have been painting for over 30 years and have enjoyed many different mediums but I am particularly drawn to linocut and oil painting . I also enjoy watercolour for smaller illustrations. After some early certificate level training after high school, I spent a year in West Africa teaching kids art and was inspired to further my studies. I gained a BA Arts (painting) and graduated in March 2005. I am a Christian and a Pastor's wife and love to teach art to both adults and children.

My influences include the Australian Impressionists, especially Arthur Streeton and the work of Turner but I am particularly inspired by portrait artists including Evert Ploeg and Nora Heyson. I am strongly influenced by our road trip travels as a family across Australia and the theme of the road or pathway is recurring across my work.

My art journey continues as I explore portrait themes and the use of symbols found in nature alongside maps and the figure. I am particularly taken with seedpods and their symbol of life and renewal.

Commissions

Amanda's studio is in Sydney (Bankstown)