Hope tree

I used a limited palette; my most vibrant yellow, my most vibrant pink and my favourite turquoise blue to paint this. With these few colours it is possible to mix pretty much any colour, except maybe black. I painted this as a warm up exercise, after a long break from painting. I may have been loosely inspired by Klimt’s tree of life. He also paints those swirls. This painting is unframed, but I have shown what it might look like in a frame. I prefer to sell my art unframed unless they are on display in an actual gallery. The advantage is that the buyer can choose the frame that they love.

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Melbourne artist, Karin Zeller , started out as a portrait artist, but now prefers to create her own colourful , abstract art and designs in watercolour and Acrylics.
She has been a professional artist since 1990, earning a living doing commissions, selling her work in art shows , galleries and exhibitions, as well as teaching art.
Karin has been a member of the Hobsons Bay Arts society since 2007, and has developed her skills by attending many art classes ,workshops and courses, and through painting regularly in her studio. She has participated in numerous solo and group exhibition , as well as being represented by the Clayfire gallery in Daylesford for 4 years, where her colourful cats and fish were popular with collectors.
Her art work is in private collections throughout the world, including Australia, Canada, US, UK and Europe. Karin’s designs are also popular on merchandise and products which can be purchased from her Redbubble and Fineartamerica shops. Her artworks have been licensed to Victoria Journals, who reproduced nine of her paintings on beautiful art journals. The best thing to ever happen to her art was when her Abstract Tiger painting was featured on the tail of a Czech fighter jet, and won 2nd prize at the 2013 NATO Tiger meet. To see more of her art and find out more, just Google Karin Zeller (images) .