My World

My World is a large piece of Resin made from my imagination. Taking over eight weeks to complete the piece was developed with several layers of moulded texture pastes, crackling gels to form the corals. Also several layers of different fish were laid down giving the picture a 3D look. In some cases some of the little fish are hardly visible. There are several large jellyfish fish that took on a mind of their own when they were added. That’s why they look a bit quirky which I was originally going to name the painting. “Quirky Jellyfish” Until at the very last minute Mr Porpoise appeared and shaped and of course what else could you call it “ My World “ The Sand is in fact from Kangaroo Island. The hint of the surface foam brings the viewer to the shallow part of the painting. The painting also has quite a few layers of Resin making it a heavy piece. In my view this painting would be lovely in a Reception/Waiting area as you can really immerse yourself in “My World”

The painting will be professionally packed and freighted.

This piece is not suitable for framing it has a wire on the back for hanging.

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Kit McNeill is an Australia’s landscape artists, recognised for her evocative paintings of the Australian landscape and her ability to capture the distinctive light, colour and atmosphere of the places she paints.

McNeil’s artistic journey has been shaped by a lifelong appreciation of the Australian environment and a commitment to developing her own distinctive visual language. An important influence on her development as an artist was her time studying under renowned Australian Artist John Wilson, whose guidance and tutelage provided McNeill with valuable foundations in observation, technique and the discipline of landscape painting.

Through her work, McNeil seeks to communicate more than a literal representation of scenery. Her paintings capture the mood and character of the landscape—the changing light across the land, the atmosphere of the sky, the colours of the Australian bush and the timeless beauty of the coast and countryside.

Australia’s diverse natural environment remains McNeil’s greatest source of inspiration. From sweeping coastal vistas and golden beaches to native bushland and expansive horizons, she finds endless opportunities to explore the relationship between light, colour and atmosphere.

Her paintings are characterised by a strong sense of place and an appreciation for the fleeting moments that can transform an ordinary landscape into something extraordinary. McNeil’s approach reflects both careful observation and an emotional response to her surroundings, allowing her works to retain a sense of authenticity while expressing his individual artistic vision.

The influence of John Wilson remains an important part of McNeil’s artistic story, while her continued practice has allowed her to develop a style and identity distinctly her own. Her work demonstrates a deep respect for the Australian landscape and a desire to share its beauty with a wider audience. Sadly freind and tutor John Wilson passed away March 2025 R.I.P my freind.

Today, Kit McNeil continues to paint and explore the Australian landscape, building on years of experience, observation and artistic development. Her work stands as a celebration of Australia’s natural beauty and of the enduring relationship between artist, landscape and place.