The Artist's Trail

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

45.5cm (W) x 61cm (H) x 3.7cm (D)

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Artwork Description

A visit to "The Cedars" at Hahndorf, South Australia, historic home and property of Hans Heysen and his daughter Nora Heysen provided a fascinating insight into their lives and artwork. Meandering the walking trail through the studios, gardens and majestic gumtrees highlighting some of Hans' favourite painting spots was very inspiring. I loved this big old gum with its pale blue trunk, contrasting dark brown base and the sunlight through its leaves.

Artist Bio

Based in Lithgow, near the beautiful Blue Mountains, as a self-taught artist, I have been drawing and painting ever since I can remember. I love painting the Australian landscape and its unique flora. I aim to paint what I see, at the same time conveying the mood of a place. I feel a strong compulsion to create artworks exploring as many Australian native flowers as I can, getting to know each flower and discovering how I interpret its detail. I favour acrylics as my main medium, gradually layering the paint to achieve smooth rich surfaces and my desired colours.
Gleaning inspiration and learning from visiting art galleries, museums and reading art books, the artists I admire include John Glover, Nora Heysen, Ellis Rowan, the Dutch Masters and the Pre-Raphaelites. My mum, also an artist, has always been a great encouragement and of invaluable help.
I relish every moment I spend making art, in one end of our sunroom at my studio art desk, custom made by my lovely husband... and would be quite happy to continue painting forever!

Commissions

Tara-Daisy's studio is in Lithgow