Mountain Blue Still I Limited Edition Print Ed. 2 of 100

Found in the heart of Girraween, the Mountain Blue eucalypt leaves are powerful in their palette. The deep red and blue-green hues that adorn their near heart shaped foliage provide the inspiration for this simple still life.

A sweet piece, Mountain Blue Still I spills out beyond its frame, filling your space with its joyous colours and swirling foliage. Mountain Blue Still I also pairs beautifully with its sister pieces, Mountain Blue Song and Mountain Blue Song II to create a sense of calming continuity.

Limited edition print details:
- This original artwork is now available as a limited edition print. This listing is for edition number 2 of 100 as a giclee art print on sustainable agave fine art paper. This print does not come framed or ready to hang.
- All limited edition prints are made to order so please allow 7-10 working days for your print to be ready for dispatch.
- Images in the gallery show the original artwork and mock print images which may not be the same dimensions as this listing. Please be sure to measure your hanging space in accordance with the dimensions listed for this specific print.
- All of our limited edition prints are dispatched directly from our local 100% carbon neutral professional printing studio in Brisbane.
- All prints on agave fine art paper have a 2cm white border for handling and framing. They feature our signature mark on the front and are hand numbered and titled on the back.
- We also offer other print sizes and finishes including stretched canvas prints with the option of oak or matte black float frames. If you would like more information or pricing on this just send us a message.

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Smith & Brooks is a collaboration between friends and artists, Kerrin Smith and Jacky Brooks.

‘As lovers of art, lovers of painting, lovers of printing, lovers of canvas, lovers of fine art paper we just needed to create. The feeling of filling a space with a beautiful image is something that drives us both. We collaborate on our colour palettes, themes and compositions. We work out our subject matter based on how it will translate to different mediums. Our works are then created by hand with acrylic paints, brushes and other mixed media.’

Kerrin and Jacky share very similar career backgrounds, having both worked in the videography and photographic industries, as fine art printers and as photo and video editors. Kerrin has a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Jacky has a Bachelor of Digital Arts, which creates a wonderful ‘opposites attract’ dynamic in their work. They both reside on properties in the city/country fringe of Brisbane and draw a lot of their inspiration from their own bushland backyards.