This painting is a larger canvas in my Abstract – Sandstone series based on photos of sandstone rocks on the foreshore of Curl Curl Beach, Sydney.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
This painting is a larger canvas in my Abstract – Sandstone series based on photos of sandstone rocks on the foreshore of Curl Curl Beach, Sydney.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
This mixed media canvas forms part of a new series for me. This is the 3rd of 3 small paintings which were inspired by my photos of some of the amazing sandstone rock formations that can be found along the Australian coastline. This one was at Curl Curl, Sydney. These 3 paintings could be hung together to form a triptych.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
This mixed media canvas forms part of a new series for me. This is the 2nd of 3 small paintings which form part of my new Sandstone Inspiration series, and were inspired by my photos of the amazing sandstone rock formations that can be found along the Australian coastline. This one was at Curl Curl, Sydney. These 3 paintings could be hung together to form a triptych.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
This small mixed media canvas is the 1st of 3 small paintings in my new ‘Sandstone Inspirations’series. This was inspired by my photos of some of the amazing sandstone rock formations that can be found along the Australian coastline. This one was at Curl Curl, Sydney. These 3 paintings could be hung together to form a triptych.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
I stumbled across this lovely bougainvillea covered pathway, or set of steps, whilst staying in Skopelos last year. The pink doorway at the top just seemed to set off the petals amongst the patterns of filtered light.
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Greece.
20th January 2016 –
Its a cold wet winter’s day here in Greece, so its nice to add something a little more cheerful to remind myself what’s in store! We spent the night in Sissi a while back. Its a small town on the north coast of Crete and it had all the criteria for a great little Greek stop-over – lots of tavernas, bright blue water and reflections!
This painting is a little smaller than usual as it forms part of my #100 Painting Challenge in which I’m trying different techniques and mediums. This painting however, somehow managed to turn out in my ‘usual style’!
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Sissi Reflections, Crete
Price: AUD$ 90.00
Size: 17 x 13cm
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13th January 2016 –
Bologna, Italy again. I really love this city although it always seems that when we start off in southern Italy, or this time, Sicily, by the time we arrive in Bologna, autumn is always waiting for us. Still, with Bologna’s 40 kilometres of porticoes, what better place to have a little inclement weather!
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Bologna Portico
Price: AUD$ 90.00
Size: 15 x 21cm
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A painting based on another of my son, James’ photos. It was taken at a popular surfing spot near Manly in Sydney, called Winki Pop! I always used to enjoy standing on the cliff top above when the waves were huge, watching the surfers, and had never given any thought to what was underneath on a calm day!
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Oceans.
This mixed media painting, one of a pair, was inspired by photographs I took of some wonderful rock formation whilst I was staying in Tinopai, New Zealand a few years ago. The rocks were just near the water’s edge, and although I have accentuated the colours, it was the blues and oranges that caught my eye!
I call this series ‘Underfoot’ as over the years I seem to have developed a habit of taking photos of what I’m standing or walking on, if there’s something that catches my eye, hence ‘underfoot’!
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Abstracts.
I believe this shot was taken at Invadda Beach, on the NSW South Coast of Australia and is another of James’ photos. I’m really enjoying painting these as it’s such different subject matter from my usual European ones – believe it or not though, the technique is very similar, just without the straight lines and ink!
Details of this painting can be found in Gallery – Oceans.