Kookie in the Vines

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Artwork Details

Medium Oil, Linen (Requires Framing)
Dimensions 20.1in (W) x 24.2in (H) x 1.6in (D)
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Artwork Description

If you love Australian kookaburras this one will delight all who see it. Painted with attention to feather and eye detail, the kookaburra is perched on an old fence post, surveying his kingdom and perhaps intently watching for prey with a customary sideways tilt of the head. The grape vines lend an incidental feel of the bird’s surroundings to the scene, without detracting from the main character. Painted on a contemporary, minimalist background, the focus is on the kookaburra; this painting will look great on any bird lover’s wall.

Artist Bio

Nature is the driving force in my art. As an artist living in regional Victoria, I am intensely conscious of the fragile beauty of the environment and the wildlife in my surroundings. That is why I now focus mainly on nature art. My oil paintings capture the moments, stories and characters of the animals which I have observed in the natural world.

I paint realistically to convey the reality of all life and the importance every living thing. In order to portray animals realistically, I work with care to build the fine details, layers of colours and subtle tones which capture their life like personas.

I also speak through my art to convey a message of conservation. Because of my support of animal rescue groups, I have met rescuers and orphaned or injured animals. Their stories have concerned me so greatly that they have become the impetus for much of my art. Whilst each of my paintings are based on life, I often add elements of imagination, humour or pathos; for the animal world is full of all of these.

My paintings have found their way around Australia and overseas with many private collectors. I am happy to accept commissions.