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Where Eagles Fly

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

70cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Anna Casey Verified artist
Maleny
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Artwork Description

A pair of wedgetail eagles soar above cattle in the valley.
Based on a rural view in the Conondale valley, Queensland, looking towards the Maleny Plateau.
Wedgetails bring an air of peace and serenity to this landscape.
I love to paint landscapes in acrylic and there are some texture marks in the paint.
The painting is sealed with a semi-gloss varnish and has d rings and cord all ready to hang.
It can be framed or hung as is.
It looks good in a natural or white frame.

Artist Bio

My parents met at Art School in Brisbane, so much of my background in art is genetic rather than taught.
Like many who love art, I worked in another career, as a librarian, and had art as a hobby.
I spent many years doing intuitive quirky drawings in pen and ink.
I prefer to be intuitive and experiment when painting from my imagination. I love watching the interaction of colours, so that the painting forms an impression of a subject rather than strict realism.

Painting became a serious interest in 2003 when I joined the Central Queensland Contemporary Artists in Rockhampton, and began to participate in their workshops and twice yearly exhibitions. I now work in colour, mostly in acrylic paint. I also create digital art, using a drawing stylus to paint in Photoshop.

Since 2015 I have enjoyed being a member of Maleny Arts and Crafts groups, and love trying out new subjects and techniques.
I have exhibited and sold work in twice yearly group exhibitions both here and in Rockhampton.

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Anna's studio is in Maleny