Ferry Departure, Melbourne

This picture inspired by the view from the deck of Spirit of Tasmania as it left Melbourne for Devonport in November 2005, although only painted in 2017, I just loved the setting sun on the water and buildings . Unfortunately the white pub in the centre of the picture has since been demolished Completed entirely with a palette knife. framed in a Silver Box Frame The frame has D rings to enable hanging on 2 hooks on the wall. As framed, it is 157 cm wide, 6.5 cm deep and 96 cm high. Photographs of this artwork taken outside in daylight

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I was born in 1962 in Perth, Western Australia and I now reside in Tasmania
Encouraged by my parents, especially my father to express myself in drawing and painting as a child, my first sales were to the artist Robert Juniper at the age of eight for Miss Australia Quest fundraising (Cerebral Palsy Association)
I completed Art at Tertiary Entrance Admissions level in 1979.
However, it was during a walking holiday in England in 1985, that I was inspired to paint seriously and I have been self-educated since then.
I first exhibited in 1986 , at the West Australian Newspapers Exhibition during the Festival of Perth.
Group Exhibition Ninebyfive Gallery Fremantle WA November 2008.
First Solo Exhibition at Monart Studio & Gallery, Dalkeith WA 4 September 11 to 25 September 2011.
Group exhibition Jeffrey Leder Gallery New York January 2012.
Community Exhibitions I have participated in include;
Stirling City Council Art Awards 1992 to 2006.
City of Melville Art Awards 1993 to 2012.
York Art Awards 2004 to 2010 .
Perth Royal Show 2009 & 2010.
Cossack Art Awards 2006 to 2014.
City of Canning Art Awards 2008 & 2009.
Belmont City Council Art Awards 2007 to 2009.
Town of Vincent Art Awards 2005 to 2008.
Represented by Agora Gallery in New York, USA in 2012/2013
Linton & Kay Mandoon Estate Gallery July to September 2018 (all of the eight exhibited sold)

Awards:
First Prize City of Stirling Art Awards 1992 for Oil painting
Highly Commended x 2 York Art Awards 2005
Highly Commended Cossack Art Awards 2009
with the painting “Walyunga”