'Rabbit's Rustic Scene" Ed. 4 of 25

Having my earlier etchings likened to Samuel Palmer's (who at that stage I had not heard of) I was inspired to search his works. I found they spoke to me so much that I had to loosely homage some of his works. This brings me to 'Rabbit's Rustic Scene'. Inspired by Samuel's artwork 'A Rustic Scene', I worked my avatar (artist as an animal - yes I am totally a rabbit) into my interpretation of his work. In the original there was a man and a bullock, I decided a rabbit artist was needed to work in the forest touching up bits of nature that perhaps required a little more attention.

Samuel's works often have the most amazing shaped hills and rises, so I brought a little of Sydney into what would have been a rocky rise. This work is an original etching/aquatint and is No 4/25. Is being offered framed with permission (so actual print area is 20 x 14.5 cm)

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Lyndsey is an Australian (NZ born) contemporary, eclectic artist creating unique paintings, prints and sculptures inspired by nature from her Sydney studio.

Taking a very varied approach to her chosen subjects Lyndsey is somewhat of a chameleon, never staying within one genre or style. Lyndsey chooses her colour palettes with care, aiming to create tranquil, calm even meditative works or enhance with bright hues and bold strokes along with many other physical applications of paint, pen, pencil and more. Flitting from each discipline as inspiration hits, Lyndsey is a responsive artist.

Some career highlights have been works featured in the media from her many and varied Bald Archy portrait artworks.

Also a finalist in many art competitions such as The Hills Grammar Acquisitive Art Prize, Blacktown Art Prize, Hunters Hill Art Prize, The Bald Archy, Westmead Art Prize to name a few, and has won multiple awards in different disciplines. Her artworks are found in private and public institutions here in Australia and overseas. Lyndsey was honoured to be one of 3 artists involved in bringing "Drawing on Memory" to life for Holocaust Survivor Harry Fransman (featured on Channel 7's Weekend Sunrise).

Education includes a Diploma of Fine Art from The Sydney Gallery School, study at Julian Ashton School of Art, Waikato Polytech and many casual art workshops after being predominantly a self taught artist.