The bush stone-curlew is a strange bird. I first encountered them on Great Keppel Island where they stand still inbetween the hotel chalets as guests walk past. They could almost blend into the background if it wasn't for those huge glaring eyes. In this piece I wanted to capture their attempt at camouflage while also referencing some of the colours of the stunning Queensland island. There are many layers in this painting which give depth to the work and the edges are finished with green. I think this piece would look great in an entrance hallway or close to a window with natural light to highlight the different layers.
Camouflage
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Artwork Details
Medium | Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang |
Dimensions | 41cm (W) x 41cm (H) x 3.5cm (D) |
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Artist Bio
Hello! I enjoy creating work inspired by Australian wildlife, particularly the birds that populate our cities. I work with acrylic and mixed media and all my paintings have multiple layers. Some of my work is abstract and I also enjoy the discipline of creating detailed pencil works.
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Andrea's studio is in Australia