At Home, Mount Lofty

View from our balcony. If you look carefully you can see a tiny rosella who lives in a hollow in one of the big trees. Every once in a while you catch a chick sticking its head out of the nook.

This work is unframed, but I have included an image of how it could look when framed in Tasmanian Oak.

To give a better idea of scale, the actual size of the rosella in the drawing is 3cm.

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Andrew is an Adelaide Hills resident who primarily draws landscapes, but also interiors and still lifes. He works in the en plein air tradition (outdoors), and is always entertained by the side of the road chats he has with passersby who wonder what he's doing. Among other things, he has been mistaken for a stalker, a burglar, and an inspector from the water board.

Andrew graduated from North Adelaide School of Art in 1998, and has exhibited since winning the Novice Section of the Balaklava Art Prize in 1994. He has a long association with the Hahndorf Academy, winning numerous prizes, including the Heysen Prize for landscape in 1999 and more recently was Highly Commended in the Adelaide Hills Landscape Art Prize. He was also pleased to be invited to exhibit in the 2019 Kedumba Drawing Award.

He is primarily concerned with line, and has been known to spend hours constructing a drawing as a background for a nice shaped line.

Studio visits can be arranged if you’d like a better look at his work.

Andrew is able to undertake commissions and can be contacted through Bluethumb.