Lorikeets, Look Here at Sandy Street

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Artwork Details

Medium Mixed Media, Canvas, Framed by Artist
Dimensions 57cm (W) x 67cm (H) x 3cm (D)
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Artwork Description

I captured another Lorikeet image for my painting, the third painting I have completed involving these flighty, nervous and highly coloured birds. Opposite a building I had been in, these two were peering into a driveway pipe that had seen better days. I quietly crept towards them so as not to alarm but of course one knew I was there and kept guard while the other too occupied with it's investigation kept peering in. Later when they left, I too peered in, well, into nothing that my human eyes could detect! The difficult element of this painting was to keep the right proportions of the bird peering into the pipe. This painting won a Highly Commended in a Flora and Fauna Competition

Artist Bio

I have been a practicing artist since my teenage years, from being privately tutored by a professional artist in oil painting where the beginnings were still life studies in montones before moving into using colour for portraits and landscapes. Along with these classes I studied commercial art part-time.
Later in my twenties with the emergence of porcelain art I attended classes and workshops for many years learning different composition styles and formats. Later on I opened my own retail shop and studio, where I taught many different porcelain techniques and sculpting in clay for reproduction.
Moving to rural Queensland with the various components needed for sculpting no longer easily accessible I made the decision to return to my first passion for which I attended various workshops and later the opportunity to study at the University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba for abstract watercolour techniques. Since then I have added inks and ink block techniques to my watercolour palette, those which define the strong and vibrant colours of Australia. I love using the American Watercolour Fine Canvas as well as painting on quality watercolour paper.
I have exhibited and participated in various exhibitions and competitions over the years both in major cities as well as rural areas and within the region that I now live. I have been fortunate to have received Awards of High Extinction including 1st Place Awards.
2024 1ST Place Award "Shadows At Maheno", Seascape/Landscape Hervey Bay Regional Gallery Exhibition.

Commissions

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