The Ethereal Wren Ed. 2 of 3

My linocut captures an ethereal wren bird, appearing both whimsical and peaceful.
The Chine-Colle effect creates a textured appearance to the wren bird.
The artwork is printed on an antique Japanese script paper, thus creating a different depth to the composition.
This print would hang nicely in a study, on a desk, a wall, bedroom or kitchen. It combines the beauty of Australian and Japanese culture.

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For most of her working life, Patricia Concha has worked as a psychologist and social educator. She is now retired from her academic career.
When her mum became ill with breast cancer, Patricia began making doodles to make her mum laugh again. After her mum passed, Patrica then cultivated her newly found talent in watercolour and pencil portraits and abstract art, containing an intricate array of geometric shapes, doodles, squiggles, and distinct lines. Also, she has a flair for creating a story within the animals, faces, birds, and flowers she draws.
Patrica's eclectic art captures a collection of abstract, portrait, and pop street art drawings, and linocut, drypoint and photopolymer etchings.

Credits:
"MY DINKY-DI AUSSIE COLOURING BOOK" released 28th September 2018 on Amazon USA & London & Australia, and Angus & Robertson, Australia. Published by Austin Macauley.

Beyond the Singularity a finalist in the Monochromatic Art Prize, International Gallery of the Arts (IGOA) online exhibition (2017).
Timeless Dimension won third place in Abstract Art Prize, International Gallery of the Arts (IGOA) online exhibition (2016).
The Woman Generator a Finalist in the Monochromatic Art prize of the International Gallery of the Arts (IGOA) online exhibition (2016).
Electra Safari, won first place winner, open category, of the Woman's International Art Prize Ryde, NSW (2016).
My Heart Holds the Rhapsody of Life finalist in the Little Things Art Prize, St. Cloche gallery, Paddington (2015).
Electra Safari, finalist in the Hornsby Art Prize NSW 2014.