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Leanne Thomas

Brisbane, QLD

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Jessie Huang

Melbourne. VIC

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A woman in a flowing blue dress and wide-brimmed sunhat stands in front of Irish Murphy’s, a quaint shopfront bathed in a rainbow of blues, purples, and warm hues. The street is alive with expressive brushstrokes, suggesting reflection, movement, and the buzz of city life. Neon-like signs hint at a barbershop or diner, while the play of color gives the piece an almost dreamlike energy. The woman’s posture—hands gently clasped behind her back—evokes a sense of calm curiosity, as if she’s pausing to take in the moment.

Signed “JW” in the bottom left corner, the painting feels like a freeze-frame from a personal journey or memory—one filled with warmth, wonder, and a dash of whimsy.

Where You’re Going 01 - Ballarat

Oil, 25cm (W) x 29.5cm (H)

A$400

A lively impression of a colorful street lined with old-style buildings, their facades glowing in vibrant hues of red, orange, blue, and purple. A lone figure stands mid-scene in a brown dress and bright shoes, surrounded by potted plants and parked cars. The energy of the brushstrokes reflects the rhythm of urban life—chaotic yet full of charm. The faceless figure embodies the traveler, the observer, the dreamer—someone who belongs and yet remains in motion.

Where You’re Going 02 - Taipei

Oil, 24.2cm (W) x 29.5cm (H)

A$400

A quiet street corner where a tea shop rests by the stairs, its warm colors echoing the slow rhythm of everyday life. A lone figure pauses, as if caught between going up the steps or stepping inside. The piece captures the fleeting charm of travel’s smallest discoveries.

Where You’re Going 03 - Busan

Oil, 24.2cm (W) x 29.5cm (H)

A$400

A bee encounters a pug against a vibrant red background.

Rosie n Bee

Acrylic, 25cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$390

Elizabeth Conway

Bendigo Victoria

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Hindmarsh Island South Australia

Elizabeth Conway

Gouache, 42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$880

Succulent study

Elizabeth Conway

Oil, 25cm (W) x 30.5cm (H)

A$440

Juanita Rudman

Sydney, Australia

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Succulents and rainbows in a vivid colour scheme of magenta pink, purple and gold mark making

Fuchsia Glow framed

Acrylic, 32.5cm (W) x 32.5cm (H)

A$540

Plants, flowers and rainbows in vibrant tones of turquoise, greens and purples with gold mark making

Aurora Bloom framed

Acrylic, 32.5cm (W) x 32.5cm (H)

A$540

Succulents, plants and rainbows in Autumnal colours of olive green, orange and gold

Echoes of Autumn framed

Acrylic, 32.5cm (W) x 32.5cm (H)

A$540

Numerous pink rainbows, shimmering gold sun set low against the horizon and raindrops. Mark making all around the painting

After The Storm

Acrylic, 20.4cm (W) x 20.4cm (H)

A$190

Kirsten Woodforth

Front

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This photograph was captured in Port Macquarie NSW, a pair of Australian Rainbow Bee-eaters, a male (with longer tail feathers) is offering a female a moth.

'Sharing' - Australian Rainbow Bee-eaters Ed. 1 of 40

Kirsten Woodforth

Photograph, 45cm (W) x 28cm (H)

A$360

An Australian Bar-shouldered Dove roosts on a weathered branch on an overcast day in coastal heathland.

Bar-shouldered Dove on weathered branch Ed. 1 of 40

Kirsten Woodforth

Photograph, 45cm (W) x 27cm (H)

A$330

An Australian Eastern Spinebill watches from a weathered branch, photographed in coastal heathland on an overcast day.

Eastern Spinebill on weathered branch Ed. 1 of 40

Kirsten Woodforth

Photograph, 45cm (W) x 45cm (H)

A$330

A minimal but intricate image of a found rainforest snail shell. Photographed and printed on quality archival paper.

Blue Snail Shell Ed. 1 of 40

Kirsten Woodforth

Photograph, 45cm (W) x 35cm (H)

A$330

Danny Muller

Bundaberg

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City

Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$690

Octopus

Acrylic, 20cm (W) x 76cm (H)

A$690

Face

Acrylic, 24cm (W) x 91cm (H)

A$690

Head

Acrylic, 45cm (W) x 75cm (H)

A$690

Cornélia Selover

Alexandra, Victoria

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the thread of your life

The relative weight of ants

Cornélia Selover

Mixed Media, 500cm (W) x 300cm (H)

A$18,990

Selfie with oil can #37

Cornélia Selover

Acrylic, 60cm (W) x 110cm (H)

A$4,020

“The repetitive practice of drawing lines is soothing and immersive, and I work for up to eight hours at a time. Negative space or clear spaces in the works are significant as they represent an unblocked path or conduit through which to move forward. Also to find beauty, therefore hope. Life.”
From the same series as, 'The secret Life of Ants', and 'All Present Moments are Lost in the Contemplation of future Bliss' series (sold on BlueThumb), tyhis WAS a painstakingly complex work. A network of twisted emotions and experiences, which I painted over to erase and reveal the beautiful shapes (of life).
Life is shape. Shape is everything. Colour is but the icing - like your face. Shape is the shape of all things - the depth of things.

NoThing

Cornélia Selover

Oil, 220cm (W) x 110cm (H)

A$4,270

I see the cacophany of the birthing universe captured in colour and shape

All present moments are lost in the contemplation of future bliss #3

Cornélia Selover

Oil, 600cm (W) x 270cm (H)

A$7,310

Dannielle Dell

Logan

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Deep blue

Acrylic, 17.8cm (W) x 12.7cm (H)

A$110

Cherry blossom Ridge

Acrylic, 12.7cm (W) x 12.7cm (H)

A$110

Queen of the spots

Acrylic, 20.4cm (W) x 20.4cm (H)

A$130

Dot river

Acrylic, 12.7cm (W) x 12.7cm (H)

A$130

F C

Sydney Australia

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A captivating painting of a woman in traditional attire, symbolizing the emotional distance and invisible barriers between lovers. Her large, expressive eyes and distant gaze speak of longing, capturing the duality of love—both an intense desire and an impossible reality. The background echoes the atmosphere of Casablanca, a place where passion and sacrifice collide, reflecting the internal conflict of holding on versus the painful release. This piece delves into the complexities of love and loss, embodying the eternal struggle between desire and the need to let go.

Casablanca

Acrylic, 30cm (W) x 30cm (H)

A$540

"The Ocean of Though" is a piece that delves into the complexity of the human mind and its emotions through a variety of materials. Using mixed media techniques such as acrylic, oil, tempera, sand, and unconventional elements like black pepper and aluminum foil, the artwork symbolizes internal chaos and emotional turbulence. The soft tones of blue and green represent both calm and confusion, blending textures and colors that evoke the vastness of the ocean and the labyrinths of the mind. This piece reflects how external influences and deep thoughts can alter our perception of love and reality.

The Ocean of Thought

Mixed Media, 50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$550

Abstract artwork inspired by Jackson Pollock’s drip painting with blue, orange, and earthy tones, textured with black pepper and coffee.

Cosmic Ratio - Tribute to Jackson Pollock

Mixed Media, 50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$290

I used three pieces of wood to represent the three phases of Frida Kahlo's life:

Her childhood and the accident that marked her body led her to transform pain into art ("She did not let pain define her; instead, she turned it into art.").

Her relationship with Diego Rivera and her inner struggle between love and suffering were reflected in her art ("She loved with the same intensity with which she painted.").

Despite her physical decline, she continued creating and left an eternal impact ("You deserve what you imagine. You deserve what you dare to claim.").

The three pieces of wood symbolize roots, struggle, and permanence, illustrating her evolution and reinforcing the message that life, like art, is sculpted with every experience.
The piece also carries notes of black pepper and cotton, adding depth to its sensory and symbolic expression.

I Make a Good Life Tribute Frida Kahlo

Acrylic, 50cm (W) x 60cm (H)

A$340

Christine Rocher

Christine Rocher

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Black and white fine art photography

The Ghosts of her departed leaves Ed. 1 of 5

Christine Rocher

Photograph, 42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$400

Hyperrealism art

Urban Shell Ed. 4 of 50

Christine Rocher

Photograph, 42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$190

Hyperrealism art

Urban Shell Ed. 4 of 50

Christine Rocher

Photograph, 42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$190

True blue depicts the Australian Blue gum in an impressionistic way using in camera movement to create blur

True Blue Ed. 1 of 50

Christine Rocher

Photograph, 42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

A$200