Stone the Crows
Oil on cradled board
120cm x 90cm x 5cm
The devastating bush fires of January 2020 bought back memories of a wonderful break we enjoyed in the north eastern highlands of Victoria many years ago.
We enjoyed a driving holiday around the area; the vistas were beautiful and majestic and everything was lush and green, it was such a wonderful part of Australia.
Using bits of memory and photos taken whilst exploring in the area, I settled on a scene of this stunning tree with an awe-inspiring vista of rolling hills beyond. I particularly remember loud raucous crows making themselves heard whilst we were enjoying the view.
I feel this painting encapsulates our memory of the day we stopped for a break to admire this beautiful tree. I also hope that this particular tree has survived the horrific bush fires.
To the Sea
Oil on cradled board
120cm x 90cm x 5cm
I live on the coast and am besotted with the majesty and beauty of the ocean.
White sand and sparkling blue water on a sunny day is my idea of heaven.
I have painted a quiet and glorious place where a lazy creek flows into the sea.
Not a soul in sight, just nature in all its glory.
Australian Icon – Oil on canvas – 1200x90cm SOLD 
Inquisitive Butcher Bird – Acrylic – 50x60cm 
Wise colourful Owl – 50x60cm 
Red Gum Blossom – Oil on Paper – 50x70cm 
Palm Tree Grove – Acrylic on Board – 81x161cm 
Ghost Gums – 81x81cm – SOLD
