Drawing by Nyree Mason 10 Artworks Sold

"Roxy" the Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby

Pastel, Paper, Framed by Artist

44cm (W) x 54cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Framed by Artist

A$650

Arrives 23–25 Sep

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Artwork Description

The Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby was recently named the Australian Capital Territory's mammal emblem. As Canberra is my home town I thought I would celebrate the occasion with this wildlife portrait: "Roxy".

It was made with Pan Pastels and Pastel Pencils on sanded A3 Canson Mi-Teintes Tex paper. It comes matted, framed and ready-to-hang with D-hooks and picture wire attached.

The image size in the mat is 33cm (w) x 45cm (h). The frame is 44cm (w) x 54cm (h).

The frame has natural light timber edges stained grey, and the mat is light grey/brown to complement the Wallaby's colouring. 10% of any profits made from my art sales are donated to the Australian Conservation Council to help with their environment and ecology projects.

Artist Bio

Nyree is a local Canberra artist who finds inspiration in the natural environment, with flowers and wildlife prominent in her work. She enjoys using a variety of mediums and techniques to bring her subjects to life: predominantly using pan-pastels, acrylics and textural mixed-media.

Nyree believes that art can play a valuable role in promoting nature conservation and hopes that her work can contribute to this cause, which is close to her heart. To this end, she is currently working on an extensive series of Australian Wildlife Portraits, particularly focusing on endangered animals. She also enjoys the challenge of commissioned pet-portraits, working closely with people who wish to have a special artwork created to capture the unique personalities of their furry companions.

Nyree is a member of the Artists Society of Canberra and the Queanbeyan Art Society. She frequently exhibits in Canberra and at the monthly QAS exhibitions, at which she has been awarded the following prizes:

• 2nd Prize, Acrylics, Queanbeyan Leagues Club Exhibition, 2014, for “Banksia Serrata”.
• 1st Prize, Animal Portraiture, “Drawings, Portraits and Miniatures” Exhibition, 2014, for “Chevy”.
• 1st Prize, Pastels, Queanbeyan City Council Exhibition, 2015, for “Mr. Charming the Meerkat”.
• 1st Prize, Pastels, Queanbeyan Leagues Club Exhibition, 2016, for “Twinkle-Toes the Brushtail Possum”.
• 2nd Prize, Pastels, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Exhibition, 2016, for “Ambrose the Platypus”.
• 1st Prize, Animal Portraiture, “Drawings, Portraits and Miniatures” Exhibition, 2017, for “Dot the Eastern Quoll”.
• 1st Prize, Pastels, “Splash of Milk Art Award”, 2017, for “Billy” the Bilby.
• 2nd Prize, Mixed Media, Queanbeyan Leagues Club Exhibition, 2018, for “Strelizia Paradise”.
• 1st Prize, Pastels, Queanbeyan Leagues Club Exhibition, 2019, for “Bam Bam the Gentoo Penguin”.

Website: https://creativenature.art

Commissions

Nyree's studio is in Canberra