Drawing by Candace Slager 42 Artworks Sold

Tower 28

Pencil, Paper (Requires Framing)

56cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 0cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A$900

Artwork Description

"What is the significance behind drawing Tower number 28?" I was asked.

"It's the closest tower to home which means I didn't have to pay for parking!" came my reply.

I could tell you this drawing of the iconic Kurrawa Surf Lifesaving Tower is full of cultural meaning, full of Gold Coast history or just full of sand induced wedgies but really I drew it because...well who doesn't love a snapshot of the beach!

Made using rich, high carbon and graphite pencils. I think these work nicely to capture that sticky, sandy air feeling.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Original artwork
Medium: Carbon rich graphite on white watercolour paper
Size: 760 x 560mm
Weight: 300gsm (heavyweight paper)
Unframed
Made using professional artist grade supplies guaranteeing this piece will last for many years to come
Certificate of Authenticity and maintenance information included with delivery

Artist Bio

“I choose my subjects like I choose my food: I’ll have a little of everything”

Candace is a drawing artist living on Australia’s Gold Coast. She is best known for her diverse subjects and detailed works that catch the eye. Primarily working with colour pencil and graphite, Candace specialises in expressing realism through her technique.

Her art’s ability to capture realistic detail and captivate and move emotions resulted in her piece ‘This is not a drill’ being announced the winner of the 2020 Art Lovers Australia Prize.

Candace’s work is often inspired by something offbeat, situations of everyday life or from her travels. Some pieces tell a clear story, others allow the viewer to derive their own meaning and connection. Being unencumbered by set themes and subjects allows her to create something truly unique to the occasion.

She has been told she is “down-to-earth” in her creative approach and talents. She welcomes the description as she firmly believes art skills are attainable by anyone. “It takes dedication, hard work and practice, rather than wishful thinking and an artsy-fartsy smock!”

** Available for commission work **