Lime Bay

This painting captures the beauty and magic of Lime Bay. Above the Slender blades of grass in the foreground of the painting, the viewer is drawn to a rugged landscape of grassy rocks and warm sandstone cliffs illuminated by soft sunlight. Coastal trees sway gently in the breeze, framing the scene. The delicate limey looking turquoise water, captures the serene beauty of Lime Bay, with subtle waves lapping against the shore and lightly splashing over the rocks. In the background, the imposing cliffs of the Tasmanian mainland rise majestically, adding depth and grandeur to the tranquil seascape.

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Artist statement Sabine Kehoe:

Sabine grew up in Germany, immigrated to Australia in 1988. She enjoyed painting since childhood.
Her detailed work is influenced by her 3 year apprenticeship to become a professional photographer. This makes her work stand out from others.
She has been a busy working mum up until late 2021 when she retired from her profession as a physiotherapist.
Sabine now devotes her free time to excel in the all different painting techniques, from very detailed to more loose dotted paintings.
Sabine loves reframing her every day moments. Her inspiration to paint usually comes from her local surroundings.
Sabine's paintings display Landscapes,"Floral Art", "Fruit", "Vegetables", "People" and "Places" in oil and acrylics.

Sabine is an active member of the Toowoomba Art Society. Being a professional photographer already, Sabine found it exiting and easy to take on the paintbrush. She also took classes with Todd Whisson, Rosslyn Hartwig, Paul Mc Cormack and has been mentored by Jacqueline Coates, Catherine Ketton, Donald James Water, David Hinchcliffe and Daniel Butterworth.
Previous art exhibitions include Culliford Gallery in Toowoomba, Brisbane Rotary Art Spectacular, Brisbane MacGregor Lions Art Extravaganza, Members Exhibition Toowoomba Art Society, Grammar School Art Exhibition, MacGregors Lions Art Extravaganza and Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers.
Her solo exhibition "Little Big"was in the picturesque and art influenced Brisbane Paddington at the Aspire Gallery