Moon Force

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

50cm (W) x 100cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

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Artwork Description

This symbolic acrylic artwork is layered both visually and thematically, weaving together themes of feminine power, spiritual wisdom, and nature’s cycles. Dominating the top section is the Triple Moon symbol—a full moon flanked by waxing and waning crescents—set against a soft sky-blue backdrop, representing the phases of life, intuition, and the divine feminine. A flowing, ribbon-like stream of foliage descends from the full moon, connecting the celestial realm to the earthly world below.
The middle golden band features two powerful esoteric symbols: the Spiral Goddess (an ancient emblem of creation, fertility, and the continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth) and the Eye of Providence within a triangle, signifying awareness, hidden knowledge, and universal guidance, accented with fresh green leaves that link spirit to the natural world.
In the lower landscape, framed by leafy trees, sits a poised woman with elegantly styled hair, a delicate headpiece, and deep blue attire. Her gaze is direct and contemplative, embodying the human connection to the sacred energies above. The rich color palette—soft sky tones, warm golds, vibrant greens, and deep indigo—along with bold outlines and flat yet expressive brushwork, gives the piece a mystical, folk-inspired feel, inviting reflection on the harmony between self, nature, and the spiritual cosmos. The artist’s signature, Jada Mae Dooley, appears in the bottom right corner. 50 x 100 cm

Artist Bio

I’m Julie McDonald, an Australian artist with a deep passion for creating expressive, various styles of paintings in acrylic.

For me, painting is much more than putting colour onto a canvas. It is a way of capturing feelings, ideas and moments that are often difficult to express in words. I love the process of starting with a blank canvas and gradually building layers of colour, texture and detail until a painting begins to develop its own character and story.

I work primarily with high-quality acrylic paints on traditionally stretched, gallery-wrapped canvas. My style moves between expressive realism, abstraction and imaginative imagery, allowing each painting to evolve naturally. I particularly enjoy experimenting with colour, texture, light and movement to create artwork that has both visual impact and emotional depth.

There is something incredibly rewarding about the moment a painting comes together, when the colours begin to work, the textures come alive and the original idea takes on a personality of its own. Every artwork I create is painted with care, patience and a genuine love for the creative process. My family have even said all you ever do is paint. Don't you ever get sick of it? My answer to this is how could I. Every peice is an exploration of different feelings and emotions. Painting is my love.

When someone chooses one of my paintings for their home, I hope they are buying more than simply a beautiful piece of art. I hope they are choosing something that makes them feel something — a sense of joy, calm, connection, curiosity or inspiration.

I want my paintings to become part of the spaces and stories they enter. Something you can look at every day and continue to discover new details, colours and emotions within. For me, that is one of the most special things about owning original art.

Each painting is created as an original work, with its own character and story, and I feel incredibly fortunate when one of my pieces finds its way into a new home.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my work and for supporting the journey of an independent Australian artist.

Commissions

Julie's studio is in Hervey Bay