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Still life pencil drawing of an abstract piece of fabric

Doops III (A)

11.4in (W) x 13.4in (H)

Pencil

$310

Doops IV (A)

11.4in (W) x 13.4in (H)

Pencil

$310

Golden Gaytime ice cream with its wrapper opened. The ice cream covered in biscuits is visible with a bite taken out of if.

Golden Gaytime - Print Ed. 1 of 30

11.4in (W) x 16.5in (H)

Reproduction Print

$200

Still life pencil drawing of a purple striped silk scarf scrolled organically. Framed in timber and perspex with white mat.

Bejewelled

23.4in (W) x 33.1in (H)

Pencil

$1,170

Jennifer Beresford

Morisset

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#landscape
#farm house
#tranquility
#warm hues

Golden Fields

20.1in (W) x 13in (H)

Acrylic

$290

This painting captures the raw beauty of the Outback—the play of light on red earth, the sparse vegetation, and the sense of solitude. I love the vastness of the Outback, the sweeping, remote, arid land where many make a home and a living.

As you gaze at this painting, imagine the heat shimmering above the red soil, the scent of eucalyptus leaves, and the distant call of a bird. The Outback isn’t just a place; it’s an experience—an immersion in the elemental forces of nature.

Remember, art allows us to see the world through different eyes. Whether you’ve stood on the red earth yourself or dreamt of doing so, this painting invites you to connect with the essence of the Australian Outback. 🌅🎨

Australian Outback

29.9in (W) x 29.9in (H)

Acrylic

$640

Imagine a serene river, the water mirrors the sky—a canvas of pinks, purples, and dusky blues. The air carries the scent of Eucalyptus and damp earth. And then, as if painted by magic, it appears—a rainbow. Not distant and ethereal, but right above them. Its colors bridge the sky and water, shimmering like promises.

Here, Dad and son sit side by side on a moss-covered rock. With fishing rods and lines extending into the water they share a quiet bond.

“Rainbow Fishing” isn’t just pigment on canvas; it’s a slice of life—a memory etched in color and light.
Feel free to add your own brushstrokes—the laughter shared, or the way the river holds its breath. Art is a conversation, and your canvas awaits.

Rainbow Fishing

17.7in (W) x 35.8in (H)

Acrylic

$760

Oak Lane

17.9in (W) x 14in (H)

Acrylic

$670

Janetha Poisson Lyon

Lake Illawarra NSW

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Red Tail Black Cockatoo 219 Australian Native Bird

20.9in (W) x 20.9in (H)

Oil

$860

Lovers Embrace Lorikeet Pair 217 Australian native Bird Parrot

20.9in (W) x 20.9in (H)

Oil

$850

The Dawn Fence Sitters 223 Magpies Australian Native Birds

30.9in (W) x 25in (H)

Oil

$1,330

The Take Off Pelican 220 Australian Native Water Bird

48.8in (W) x 37in (H)

Oil

$2,990

Florence Wang

Melbourne

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Strawberries by the window

13.4in (W) x 8.7in (H)

Acrylic

$390

Water Bottle

9.1in (W) x 13in (H)

Oil

$390

Glimpse of City Wall

13in (W) x 9.1in (H)

Acrylic

$380

Golden Hour

11in (W) x 9.1in (H)

Acrylic

$380

Sally Fisher

Cobbitty, NSW

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Tania Matilda

Melbourne

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The technique I use to create my work is similar to the ‘Automatic Drawings’ which was developed by the Surrealists to produce drawings from the unconscious. Only when deciding what colours to use do I consider what the final piece will look like which gives a balance of absolute abstract with no control and a considered deliberate piece of artwork.
As the work is abstract with a hint of the representational the viewer can interpret the work in any way they wish. It’s like looking at clouds with one person saying they can see a lion and another saying they can see a pineapple.
The titles I give to my work usually bare no connection to the work itself apart from how I’m feeling at the time of creating the work. As the work is not consciously meaningful, I don’t like to give the viewer an explanation as to what I think the image means or resembles but instead, an insight on how I felt on that day in my studio when the work was created

Some-one Elses Problem

16.5in (W) x 11.6in (H)

Mixed Media

$420

Time To Relax

11.6in (W) x 16.5in (H)

Mixed Media

$420

'Leg of Lamb, Frozen Raspberries, Milk'

18.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

Oil

$730

I Think Im Getting Stressed I Need To Go Find A Quiet Space With A Creek

16.3in (W) x 11.6in (H)

Ink

$420

Pam Schultz

Kuranda, North Queensland

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Images and influence form ancestral motifs and history

Norse Shells Ed. 3 of 5

15.8in (W) x 23.6in (H)

Linocut Print

$430

A beach without birds is a poor place indeed! Mawson Bay beach is a part of the Tarkine wilderness area, NW Coast Tasmania. It is recognised as having National Heritage values. Aptly named, the wide stretches of beach and sand dunes reminds me of Mawson’s historical and desolate trek through the Antarctic in the year 1912. Indeed, the wild ocean stretches all the way to Argentina. There are no dogs on this beach, just sand, birds, seaweed, cuttlefish, rocks. ochre and creek estuaries. When one walks this desolated beach, they might feel they are drifting along unchartered territory just like Mawson in the Antarctica.

Mawson's Bay 2

40.2in (W) x 40.2in (H)

Acrylic

$4,050

Deep Sea corals are up to 6 klms below the surface of the ocean. The colours are striking but only deep sea submarines can access this underwater wonderland.

Deep Black

47.2in (W) x 35.4in (H)

Acrylic

$2,500

Camp Creek Timeline

57.1in (W) x 18.5in (H)

Oil

$490

Kerstin Freund

Adelaide

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Branches of eucalyptus tetragona in a clear glass vase against a backdrop of black and violet fabric

Silvery Green Symphony

13.8in (W) x 13.8in (H)

Oil

$760

Moroccan Pots

29.9in (W) x 15.4in (H)

Oil

$640

Portrait of an African woman with a yellow head scarf

In Awe - Limited Edition Print Ed. 5 of 50

11.2in (W) x 14.3in (H)

Reproduction Print

$440

African woman holding a traditional hand fan

Radiant

16.5in (W) x 23.2in (H)

Oil

$640

Lyn Cooke

Creswick, Victoria

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Three black and white birds amongst foliage.

Morning Chorus

13in (W) x 17.7in (H)

Watercolour

$840

Male and female black cockatoos amongst gum leaves.

Red-tails

17.3in (W) x 21.3in (H)

Watercolour

$810

Three bee-eaters on branches with a dark background and gum leaves.

Beeline

16.5in (W) x 20.1in (H)

Watercolour

$750

Four small finches perched amongst foliage with purple flowers.

Chestnut-breasted Mannikins

13.8in (W) x 16.5in (H)

Watercolour

$560

Julie Robertson

Sydney NSW

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Dove

60.2in (W) x 40.2in (H)

Acrylic

$1,140

33 Flowers

35.8in (W) x 35.8in (H)

Acrylic

$910

Girl in the Garden #2 Revisited

35.8in (W) x 35.8in (H)

Acrylic

$910

Girl with Dog #2

29.9in (W) x 29.9in (H)