And just like that Paul embarassed the new neighbour.

Many years ago, as a poor student married to a 'chippy', I began experimenting with cheap ply as a substrate for my charcoal works. Many years and artworks on, I have honed both my plywood (no more of the cheap stuff!) and my skills, and now take huge pleasure in creating 'stories' in charcoal & ink which pay homage to the incredible flora and fauna in Australia.

My stories evolve and each work names itself during the process of its creation.

Creating statement pieces up to 2.4m long x 1m (by commission), this set (at 40cm x 120cm and weighing only 5kg framed) is the petit group.

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With 2 artworks purchased for the Australian Embassy in Kabul, Bloomfield is one of a select group of Australian artists chosen to represent Australian Art in International Embassies. Bloomfield, Associate Member of the Royal Art Society of NSW (ARAS) and a Fellow with the Australian Society of Marine Artists (FASMA), is regularly exhibited in some of Australia’s most prestigious art awards. Bloomfield has created a brand for herself through two distinctive mediums: Industrial oil paintings; and Australian Wildlife in charcoal & ink. Bloomfield’s recent works have melded the styles to create the very exciting ‘Reductionist Pop’ genre. Bloomfield’s work graces collections throughout Australia as well as Amsterdam, U.K., Ireland, Hong Kong, China & Afghanistan.