I have family who live in the Murwillumbah area of NSW and I'm familiar with the beautiful scenery and sub tropical vegetation of the region. Mt Warning (Wollumbin) is a significant centre piece of the area. Steve Gibbs a local photographer captured a picture of a freshly cut cane field and some lovely clouds. Steve kindly allowed me to use his photograph as a reference for this painting. I was drawn to cloud forms and the natural background against the modified foreground.
After the harvest
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Artwork Details
Medium | Acrylic, Wood, Ready to hang |
Dimensions | 45cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 2.5cm (D) |
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Artist Bio
I am a self taught artist and I enjoy using acrylics. I have always enjoyed drawing and now I use my natural skills for drawing to outline my subjects before the paint hits the canvas. My natural style is realism but I avoid trying to paint anything too realistic or replicating a photo or digital image.
I have been honing my painting skills for the last 15 years practising a wide-range of subjects and genre including landscape, portraits of people and pets, and various forms of still life.
I have always admired the artists of the post impressionist style and in particluar Paul Cezzane. I particularly like the black outline in his works which I see in my own works.
Over the last few years, I have found myself drawn to surrealism. Surrealist works tell a story, are a commentary on life and require imagination to construct. Surrealism requires alot of thought to construct the message to be conveyed. I have been growing and developing my style over the last few years to include surrealism in my portfolio of works.
My paintings tend to have strong outlines and colour, which I use to create a perception of depth and dimension. I believe my style is original and a style that keeps the observer interested. I think my best paintings are in the surrealist genre and I will continue to improve over the years to come.