Drawing by Nola Wilkinson 17 Artworks Sold

Wind sculpted (Moonah)

Drawing, Paper, Framed by Artist

42cm (W) x 52cm (H) x 3cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$480

Artwork Description

Moonah trees are an iconic element of the coastlines of southern Victoria, occurring in groves and as isolated trees. Their gnarled, twisted trunks are shaped by prevailing winds. With their textured bark and dense canopy they remind me of full-sized bonsai trees.

Artist Bio

My interest in natural forms has been shaped by time spent bushwalking and rock climbing in southern Australia. My outdoors experience influences my paintings. I'm intrigued with the wonderful textures and colour play in the Australian landscape.

I enjoy creating works on paper using watercolour, inks, graphite, and pencil. I'm fascinated by the way that coloured pigments interact with paper. So I find watercolour intriguing - often frustrating, but always intriguing! Drawing with ink offers a wonderfully tactile experience. Pens are an interesting tool for mark making, responsive to the way they are wielded as well as to the substrate. Drawing with a pen provides me with opportunities to explore a subject differently to watercolour.

I show and sell my work in exhibitions in Melbourne, regional Victoria and Tasmania.