Boab in the Kimberley

With a big blue sky as a background, looking up into the Boab and seeing the last of the fragrant flowers is always a pleasant surprise. Such an interesting tree, the huge old trees can hold up to a 100,000 litres of water in their trunks. The pods have a creamy filling a little bit like honeycomb. The trees are unique to the Kimberley region in Northern Western Australia.
This painting has been professionally framed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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Deb Long is now based on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula at Goolwa Beach in South Australia and takes inspiration from the beauty of the natural environment whether it be sea or land. After many years of teaching full time retirement
has now made it possible for her to continue her painting passion in her new purpose built working space.
Recurring themes in Deb’s work are the stories told by nature and the use of light and shadow to enhance what is seen using acrylics and oils as her mediums of choice. She strives to capture the mood and feeling of a place through the use of colour and brushstroke, thus giving the viewer a sense of place. Her style invites the viewer to engage with the scene and enjoy the beauty that nature has to offer.
Deb enjoys travelling to different places and revisiting old favourites, continuing to take inspiration from the landscape. Birds, flora and unique landscapes continue to delight the viewer.