Big Forest Morning

Big Forest Morning - by Gary Broley -

Green undergrowth carpets the forest floor beneath towering fir trees. Above, the sky glows with soft shades of yellow and pink as the morning sun rises, bathing the landscape in warm golden light. A gentle breeze drifts through the branches, carrying the fresh scent of pine, while cool, clear streams wind peacefully through the forest, their quiet murmur completing the calm of a new day.

This Acrylic on MDF 6mm plywood, original abstract impressionist painting is created using layered, highly textured brushstrokes, spatula and palette knives. It is signed on the front and named and dated on the back, the boarders are painted black and is unframed.

This is "Ready to Hang" with batons and D-rings on the back.

This painting is on MDF plywood and will be shipped in a cardboard box, it has wire and is Ready to Hang with batons and D-rings on the back. This piece is not framed.

Artwork dimensions: H60 x W90 x D.06

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Gary is an emerging artist, who found the joy of painting after fulltime retirement, and is now enjoying creating colourful and vibrant abstract pieces from his home in Melbourne’s southeast.

Working with acrylics on canvas or wood, he has strong detail in abstract layering, encouraging viewers to experience these very personal spaces.

Gary says he is learning from online courses and is getting great help from close artists friends but says its proving to be a long and slightly frustrating journey and would love to get extra help wherever possible.  He says when looking back his biggest contribution to art at school and collage was to skip class for a smoke and footy with mates, leaving the committed artists to learn in piece.

Having grown up in the UK, the vastness of the Australian country really inspires and influences him greatly.  He says as a newcomer he's still exploring all manner of styles, layering, scraping, manipulating and heavy brushwork creations, sometimes with and sometimes without success.

He is a committed recycler reusing natural resources and old reclaimed canvases where possible. He enjoys allowing the past works to speak through to the new.
Some of Garys other work is inspired by his commitment to his ongoing passion of diversity and inclusion fostering an inclusive environment, with respect and equality for all.