Still Life Drawing: Waratahs in a Glass Jug 1 - Framed Canvas Print Ed. 2 of 50

WARATAHS IN A GLASS JUG 1 by Julie Lynch
This Limited Edition high quality 400gsm canvas print comes from my STILL LIFE ON PAPER series, an intimate study capturing the exotic beauty of Australia's Waratah, rendered in fine coloured pencil, oil pastel, and ink on paper. Nestled in a simple glass jar, the Waratah’s deep red petals and verdant green leaves, creating a striking depth of colour on a white and red background. The essence of Japanese woodblock artistry is reimagined here, with hand-drawn line work reminiscent of a lino or wood cut. Each line is meticulously placed, celebrating both the Waratah’s intricate structure as it sits in the delicate transparency of the glass jug, blending timeless botanical beauty within a sharp contemporary setting.

This fine art print is on artist-quality canvas and comes framed in your colour choice of natural or white timber float frames, ready to hang.

FEATURES:

Print Quality: Each print is made to order with the highest standards, signed, and numbered on the back. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each piece.

Size Options: Available in various sizes; reach out for custom sizing and quotes.

Delivery: Free Australia-wide delivery, crafted upon order and typically dispatched within 1-2 weeks from purchase.

Framing Choice: Julie will confirm your preferred frame colour via Bluethumb after purchase.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Julie Lynch's art captures nature’s poetic beauty, blending her background in performance design with a vibrant visual language. Her evolving techniques emphasise composition and colour, inspired by her extensive career as a designer. With each artwork, she brings depth, detail, and a fresh perspective, transforming the introspective act of painting into a profound personal journey.

Julie’s recent accolades include finalist positions in several prestigious art prizes, including 'Unveiled: Artist of the Year' at Aspire Gallery and 'The Next Big Thing Art Prize' at the Toowoomba Gallery. Her mantra reflects her creative journey: "May your life be creative and full of inspiration!"

Enjoy!