Good Food, Good Mood! - Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo - LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT on stretched canvas Ed. 2 of 100 by HSIN LIN

Every single print is hand painted by artist with a layer of metallic gold paint so that the limited-edition print will shin beautifully just like looking at the original artwork.

Print On Stretched Canvas. Ready To Hang.
Overall size – 55 X 68.75 X 2.2cm
Signed , numbered at the back, comes with a certificate of authenticity

Original artwork info:
Good Food, Good Mood. - Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo
10/06/2020

If you are interested a little background story of this artwork - to be frank , I may or may not love my food a bit too much during the lock down in Victoria, that’s why I couldn’t help to name this artwork - Good Food, Good Mood. - Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo.

By HSIN LIN
40.6cm (H) x 50.8cm (W) x 1.5cm (D)
Metallic Gold paint are used. It’s rich in texture and shines beautifully when you look at the physical painting.
Artist Acrylic on triple primed gesso Acid free canvas. Sealed with clear spray varnish. Signed at front, sides painted black to match and ready to hang. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Painted with palette knife and brushes.

As many of you may know I don’t paint birds very often, but when I do it’s normally a self-projection.

Affirmation: Listen to the whispers in your heart. Taking a break is for accomplishing a longer, better journey.
There’s also a saying that black cockatoo stands for the energy of empowerment, happiness and contentment. The power of spirit come into our life, a strengthening of our own spirit and soul.

Yellow-tailed black cockatoo, a large cockatoo native to Australia. It has a short crest on the top of its head. Its plumage is brownish black and it has prominent yellow cheek patches and a yellow tail band. Body feathers are edged with yellow giving a beautiful scalloped appearance.
The adult male has a black beak and pinkish-red eye-rings, and bone-coloured beak and grey eye-rings for the female.

I spotted this gorgeous during my visiting to Tasmania last summer with my family.
We have a lot of white cockatoos in our area but rarely a black one.
We spent quite some time with this little fellow, who was having his lunch before us, peaceful but powerful. It’s a calm and delightful scene to enjoy.
As if he was talking to me – Why so hurry? Let’s have lunch first! It’s good to slow down in a fast-paced world.

I captured the sight with my eyes and camera, it was a wonderful memory together with my family.
During the lock down, I found this photo I took last summer and captured this beautiful friend with my paint brushes, worked in my studio for quite sometimes and finally have it completed today.
I would like to share the beautiful moment with you, hope this artwork pass you good vibes too.

A latest piece of my animal series -THE VOICE OF NATURE 2020 -

Artwork inspired by nature in Bayswater, Melbourne, Victoria, Winter 2020.
-HSIN LIN

Enjoy the step by step time lapse video of this artwork please visit :
https://youtu.be/Q-tUSS0Wqfc

[Exhibition]
8–25 JULY 2022 VAS WINTER SELECT EXHIBITION @The Victorian Artists Society

{Solo Exhibition}
- 15th Aug -2nd Sept 2022 - HSIN LIN solo exhibition -WILD BOTANICAL ABSTRACT at Bendigo Bank Art Gallery Carlton.

Photo of HSIN LIN — **HSIN LIN** 956 artworks | 98 Sold

Contact HSIN

HSIN LIN, Award-winning Artist based in Melbourne, Australia.
In Hsin Lin’s ongoing, signature contemporary floral series that feature native and common flowers we know, flowers represent life and each different type of flower has a unique symbolic meaning.
Lin is inspired by her close observation of the natural world. Through a process of careful looking Lin is able to capture an incredible amount of intricate detail. To create the larger-scale work, Lin normally spends 6-12 months developing the intricate composition. The fine details such as the tiny petals have been developed through ten or more layers of paint. Lin describes that ‘although still-life is considered a traditional genre, each object in the paintings stands for a different meaning and has its own story. Flowers represent us as humans, vases represent the body carrying our soul, protecting us like a shield. The weaving basket stands for connections—the bonds between families, friends and all the people around us. Even if you are apart, everyone is still being linked together as a whole and we are stronger together.’ Lin’s paintings, a series of flowers in full bloom, remind us that we are alive and that life is vibrant, blossoming and full of potential.

[BIOGRAPHY]
Hsin Lin is a Melbourne-based award-winning artist who specializes in contemporary floral paintings. In both her expressive and realistic works, Lin has devoted herself to capturing the beauty and serenity embodied by the floral motifs she paints. Lin was featured in Australia Artist’s Palette magazine in 2017. She has exhibited widely and been recognized in various local art shows including the Camberwell Art Show, The Victorian Artists Society, amongst others. Lin has work in the permanent collection of the Mental Health Foundation Australia (MHFA), she was the winner of the National Mental Health Month Art Competition 2019, runner-up in 2020, 3rd Prize in 2021, and 3rd Prize in 2022. Her artworks are held in numerous private collections across Australia and internationally. Additional collaborations include Art Publishing Australia 2024 collection, Maroondah Council 2022/2023 Arts and Cultural Grant – Public art project: Blossoms of Life - The Eucalyptus Flower For Everyone, Maroondah City Council’s Public Art project Signal Boxes (2021), BioPak Australia Art Series (2018), and Avant Card Australia Postcard (2017).

[Press]
*April 25 2024 - Artist in Focus: HSIN LIN’s Interview, published by PosterFactory.
*April 2024 - Art Publishing Australia 2024 collection.
*March 2024 - A Lifetime Sunshine - Corymbia Ficifolia is featured in Maroondah News, Issue Autumn 2024. Newsletter published by Maroondah City Council.
*Jan 2024–Director Lu Visits Victorian Artist Society to attend the Exhibition ' Blossoms of Life' by Renowned Australian artist Lin Hsin. Published Date:2024-01-12 by Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Melbourne, Australia.
*Jan 2024–Artist Hsin Lin’s solo exhibition ‘Blossoms of Life' is featured on Victorian Artists Society News.
*Jan 2024–Migrant artist inspired by Australian flowers. HSIN LIN’s interview. Published by AMES Australia.
*July 2023–Original Artwork: All The Wonderful Feelings (2022) is featured on Victorian Artists Society Members' Magazine - Highlight of THE MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW.
*April 2023 - Artist Demonstration - Creating with Hsin Lin: Mixed Media Acrylic Beach Painting. By Mont Marte Art.
*Oct 2022 - Artist Demonstration - How to paint realistic portraits with acrylics by Hsin Lin. Published by Mont Marte Art.
*Sept 2022 - Public Art in Maroondah -Blossoms of Life - The Eucalyptus Flower for Everyone.
*April 2022 –Artist Interview- Creativity is always in full bloom with Hsin Lin. Published by Mont Marte Art.
*Feb 2022 –Interview with the Artist: Hsin Lin - Bloom Like Flowers. By Maroondah City Council's News.
*Dec 2021 –BEING AN ARTIST DURING THE COVID LOCKDOWN - HSIN LIN - Artist Interview featured on Victorian Artists Society Members' Magazine.
* Nov 2021 - Hsin Lin-Blossoms of Life- exhibition featured on Knox City Council's Press, Immerse 2021.
*August 2021 - Mont Marte Art Gallery featured Artist.
*July 2021-Artwork is chosen by Maroondah City Council signal boxes project- Celebrating local cultural vibrancy.
*July 2020 - Artist Interview with ColourSpace Australia -Appreciating Art with Hsin Lin.
*Dec 2019 A winning message for Mental Health Month. Artist interview featured on Ferntree Gully Newspaper Issue 62.
* Oct 2019 - Ready and Waiting- has been judged as the winner of the National Mental Health Month Art Competition and is used to produce the official poster for National Mental Health Month 2019.
* SEPT 2019 – Featured artwork - A Life Time Journey - on Immerse artist map by Knox City Council.
* SEPT 2018 - To Be with You - chosen by BioPak Australia Art Series and printed on more than 50,000 Eco-friendly cups distributed nationally in Australia.
* March 2018 - Demonstrator / Featured artist at Sherbrooke Art Gallery, Victoria, Australia.
* August 2017 - Featured artist in Australia Artist’s Palette Magazine No.154.
* March 2017 - Artwork - Trust Me - chosen and published by Avant Card Australia Postcard series.

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