*STUDIO SALE 30% OFF* Sadler Jug With Yellow Pom Poms

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$810

Artwork Details

Medium Watercolour, Paper, Framed by Artist
Dimensions 20.1in (W) x 19.3in (H) x 1.4in (D)
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Artwork Description

I have a wattle obsession that starts in winter with the first blooms and ends at the beginning of summer when it seems the last species stop flowering. I have what feels like an innate need to follow the blooming through my art and try to create at least one piece representing each flowering species in my area per season. The blooms for this piece came from an acacia that flowers just outside my studio window. They were placed in what was once a small vanilla essence bottle, and are posing here next to my beautifully glazed Sadler jug.

This piece is created using both watercolours and watercolour pencils.

Framed in a beautiful Australian blackwood frame with a double float mount (archival) as pictured in the mock ups.

** My watercolours, for their size, are on the expensive side because the process in creating them is quite lengthy as compared to my larger acrylic pieces. They are a labor of love and require a lot of time and care.

**This series would suit an upmarket office space as a set or individually, or anywhere an extra special piece is warranted.

Artist Bio

Dominika is an artist living in the Yarra Valley. Drawing inspiration from her garden and the beautiful surrounds, she has a particular passion for representing house plants, flowers and treasures from her various collections. 'I find inspiration everywhere and am influenced by nature, my garden, and the changing seasons. I find there is beauty in every stage of the life cycle, whether it be the closed bud of a flower, a deteriorated sea shell or an autumn leaf. My main challenge being that time is limited and of all my ideas, only some will find their way to paper! My art practice is my meditation, my connection to the earth, to my family, and at times it is all encompassing in the most beautiful of ways'.