In The Highlands

In 2025 I took a trip to Scotland and went to Loch Ness . These cows were so cute and each had its own quirky character. Painting these cows were new for me as I haven’t painted many animals but they were an absolute joy.

Small in size, large in impact.

These mini artworks are the perfect way to bring a punch of colour to any room. Rest it on a shelf, hang it on the wall on it's own or as part of a gallery wall. Sometimes you just need a mini piece of art to finish off a space.

Life can get so serious sometimes! My artworks are my way of bringing joy, colour and whimsy into the world. And these Highlands cows hits the spot...

*Acrylic on canvas with black painted edges.
*Stained wooden frame.
*Stretched and ready to hang.
*23cm x 28cm
*Signed on the front.
*The painting will be sealed before shipping.

*Please note that all efforts have been made to represent the colours correctly. The colour may differ slightly due to lighting and difference in screens.

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I am a self-taught artist living on the beautiful South Coast of NSW. I have always been fascinated by the arts and how creativity brings so much joy and calm to my world. I have experimented with many different art mediums which I will continue to explore and incorporate into my artworks. My love for bright, bold colours has found me exploring different colour combinations and has deeply influenced my work.

Growing up, I was surrounded with the paintings that my mum created. But what really started me on my own path was I remember asking her to paint me a picture as a teen but instead she asked me – why don’t you try to paint it? Having her belief in me and her continued support has given me the confidence to pursue my art journey beyond just a hobby.

My work is deeply influenced by my surroundings and my love for travel. My first series of artwork “Tropical Rain” is inspired by the tropical beaches that I have travelled to and the palm trees that line those coastlines.

I am so looking forward to continuing the path that I am on with my painting and seeing where it leads next...