In Bloom

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A$390

Artwork Details

Medium Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions 25cm (W) x 25cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)
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Artwork Description

A cute and colourful depiction of a lovely weatherboard cottage surrounded by plants and pretty pink flowers in bloom.

Artist Bio

My name is Melbee and I am the artist behind Streets of Your Town Art. I love, love, love colour (I don't do beige) and I have, to put it mildly a full blown obsession with houses, buildings, caravans, suburbia and all things associated. The original plan was to be an architect - but upon realising how much maths was involved, that plan was immediately scrapped and I decided to paint the architecture instead!!!
I have lived all over Australia and overseas, and I quite often call on these memories for architectural inspiration, but for the past 15 years I have called tropical far north Queensland home. As well as being surrounded by stunning tropical scenery, the tropics contain some unique and diverse architecture - everything from art deco to beach shacks, Queenslander homes and the influences of the different migrant populations that have lived in the region for many decades. It's a true melting pot of deliciousness in architecture! Colourful, vibrant, fun and rich in colour - I aim to bring out the personality of the home/building/caravan and it's occupants. 
Commissions of people's homes, holiday homes, workplaces and caravans are a specialty of mine and I absolutely love doing these commissions!
I primarily work in acrylic, but sometimes use gouache. All paintings are sealed with clear gloss protective varnish.
I hope my works put a smile on people's faces and invoke a sense of fun, happiness and nostalgia.

Commissions

Melanie's studio is in Babinda, Far North Queensland