Salt Line

This abstract, impressionist beachscape is an original painting inspired by Katie’s love of Australia’s incredible coastline.

Created with brush & palette knife, the piece is painted on high quality cradled wood panel.

Artwork dimensions 30 x 40 x 2.4cm

The piece is presented unframed on a deep edge cradled wood panel, offering a clean, contemporary profile. It is fitted with a wire and D-rings on the reverse for easy hanging.

The work is created on a premium cradled wood panel with a solid pine internal frame and a clean, exposed timber edge that gives the piece a modern, elevated look.

The work is shipped to you in Katie's custom printed canvas drawstring bag as pictured.

The artwork is signed on the front and back, with the reverse also noting the work's title and year. A hand‑signed certificate of authenticity is included.

Katie creates impressionist, highly textured landscapes and botanical pieces using brushes and palette knives. Her work is layered, sculptural and dynamic.

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Katie enjoys creating paintings that people can connect to. She paints impressionist, highly textured landscapes, seascapes and botanical pieces. She uses brushes and palette knives to create paintings that are almost sculptural, inviting viewers to feel connected to the work. The paintings are energetic, honest pieces that viewers can enjoy hanging on their walls at home. To be hung in someone’s home is a privilege, something she finds a lot of satisfaction in.

Katie’s landscape works are pared back to show the outlines of forms with the sky and horizon levelling the design, to hold the eye. Thick swathes of paint define the features of the Australian landscapes, which are painted from memory and recollection. Her botanical pieces are created with lavish amounts of paint in warm or cool colour palettes. The transience of flowers is one of Katie’s deep loves and she finds a lot of satisfaction in the challenge of capturing their form and beauty.

Katie has been painting professionally since 2007 and is represented in galleries around Australia and on Bluethumb.