First light Mudjimba

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

100cm (W) x 100cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$1,560

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

I was inspired to paint the water moving and the various textures that form with color that I see first light walking my dog along my local beach at Mudjimba with view of "Old Woman Island" on the Sunshine Coast. I have taken thousands of photos in the 25 years I have lived here.

Artist Bio

Welcome to my art. Based on the Sunshine Coast, I am drawn to nature and love the majestic colors and light evolving from painting in oil and acrylic created for landscapes and wildlife intricately detailed. "I am an artist and graphic designer with over 30 years of experience as a graphic designer/commercial artist, spanning from painting in oils and acrylic, illustration in pastel, pencil and ink, airbrushing with various paint types on a broad spectrum of projects and of course the digital art required for my trade.

Working from my home studio—where inspiration often lands right outside my window— my art is a deep reflection of place, memory, and Australia’s natural rhythm. My other works include majestic waves, underwater scenes to iconic local Sunshine Coast seascapes and landscapes from my local view of Mudjimba Island to the Glasshouse Mountains." - Stephen Doyle.

My latest body of work focuses on large-scale paintings of native birds to help reveal the detailed textures and tones. These majestic pieces are based on my own wildlife photography, collected over decades and refined into vibrant portraits of feathers, light, and personality. This recent direction marks a new chapter in my creative journey, combining my love of nature with technical precision and rich emotional tone. my work is known for its subtle tonal shifts, tactile color layering, and fine brushwork—often painted at larger-than-life scale to preserve every nuance. I strive to capture not just a scene but a feeling and hope my art invites viewers to pause, reflect, and connect.

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Steve's studio is in Sunshine Coast, Queensland