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Beneath a white sky, five birds perch upon a weathered steel rail that cuts across a stark, concrete façade — four white birds, one black. In their stillness, a quiet story unfolds: the strength of being different, the beauty of standing apart without defiance.
DETAILS:
*Technique: Layered acrylic washes and fine brushwork.
*Style: Modern minimalism with stylised urban realism.
*Inspiration: The quiet poetry found in softness against the starkness of the city.
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Acrylic and oil on canvas
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The inspiration for this piece is taken directly from a beautiful piece of poetry by Robert Fanning called Song Of The Sea To The Shore.
The painting is signed on the front with my name ‘Lucinda’ and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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The rainforest typifies much of the northern Australian land as it was millions of years ago. The river and the gorge are alive with the beauty and energy of an environment that we are in danger of losing. This painting is a semi abstract view of my impressions of the beautiful clear waters and monolithic rocks forming the ebb and flow of the river. It is also an expression of how I feel about this area of our country.
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An expansive landscape, capturing the quiet majesty of open fields under a wide, luminous sky. A peaceful, rural moment suspended in time.
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It seems like a good idea, sitting your children down to read quietly.
Things are calm and peaceful, then before you know it, bang, bang, one book then another falls to the floor.
The result is anger, tears and this scene.
The magical garden, through the window is a dreamlike escape, somewhere peaceful for mum to rest her eyes.
There is something new to see at every glance, a detailed painting full of beauty and joy.
This painting is finished with a timber floating frame.
Original artwork.
Premium artist quality acrylic paint on stretched extra thick canvas.
Varnished and ready to hang.
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Elegant with wild streak, Sybil is utterly irresistible! One of my Hothouse Flowers collection. Framed in hardwood. Certificate of Authenticity provided.
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Includes oak frame.
Ready to hang with wire and D-Rings.
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Held in the Glow is an original oil painting capturing the warm intensity of a late outback sky, where light shifts into deep gold and the land holds a quiet, steady breath. A single tree stands in the heat, grounded and resilient, while soft yellow clouds gather above it. This work reflects my ongoing exploration of stillness, distance, and the quiet thresholds that happen between day and dusk. I am drawn to these moments when the landscape feels suspended, waiting, listening, and full of its own quiet power.
Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, this is a one-of-a-kind oil painting.
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This is Edith - radiating boldness with a cheeky wink! One of my Hothouse Flowers collection. Framed in hardwood. Certificate of Authenticity provided.
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Light of the Bay showcases part of the Italian coastline in a deep navy blue, with a turquoise and aqua sea that sparkles beneath a golden beach.
The metallic gold leaf shimmers over the layers of acrylic paints and oil pastels. The metallic gold will change depending on the angle of the light
This artwork is painted on a thin edge canvas and is sealed with a clear varnish.This artwork is not framed but is ready to hang with a wire at the back.
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A bright trio of yellow umbrellas stand neatly along the shoreline, their shadows stretching across a sun-drenched sweep of sand. Behind them, the ocean sways in layered blues, meeting a sky alive with expressive texture and drifting white cloud. Painted with bold, palette-knife strokes and thick, joyful colour, this piece captures that perfect moment of beachside calm—an untouched stretch of summer waiting for someone to step in and claim a spot.
Unframed.
Sides painted to match.
DETAILS:
*Medium: Acrylic on canvas with layered texture.*Technique: Palette-knife application with thick, textured layers and expressive, impasto strokes.
*Style: Contemporary impressionism with a bright, abstracted beach aesthetic.
*Inspiration: Inspired by the simplicity of seaside moments—sun, sand and open space—captured in bold colour and carefree summer light.
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Freesia - their fragrance and colour of spring painted in many thin glazes of pigment to retain clarity and brilliance of hues.
Ready to hang.
The painting is adhered to a wooden cradled panel.
Protected with UV Archival spray and waxed varnish, allowing it to be hung without additional framing or glass.
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Mixed media on canvas
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Titanium Grid is about strength built through structure — that quiet kind that comes from holding it all together when everything around you feels chaotic. The bold lines represent the framework we build to stay grounded, while the soft blues and flashes of pink hint at resilience and calm beneath the surface. It’s industrial, but human — a reminder that even the toughest metal can still have heart.
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This painting is about the recalling of memories, distant but deep.
Framed and ready to hang.
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This piece drifts with fluid energy, where bold pinks, teal washes and soft drips blend effortlessly. Vibrant yet calm, it's layered forms feel like fleeting thoughts captured on canvas, inviting quiet reflection and personal interpretation.
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Acrylic on canvas
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Ocean Shimmer, a large abstract expressionist painting, captures rippling tides in a symphony of smoky grey blues, pearl luminescence and soft, washed brown neutrals.
As you move around the piece, the colours transform, revealing the subtle interplay between light and shadow. The grey blue hues become light and smoky, while the neutral browns lighten under the pearl paint, adding depth and dimension to the artwork.
This artwork is part of the Dune series, which explores the beauty and vastness of the natural world through abstraction and texture.
The expansive composition evokes a sense of water, waves and rippling tides, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the ocean.
Signed on the back, this artwork can be hung in any direction, allowing you to customize the display to suit your space and preferences.
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If you have ever visited New Zealand’s south island you will be familiar with the majestic peaks and beautiful lakes, with the clouds misting through the valleys. This painting was inspired by my walks through the valleys near my home in Queenstown. The light is always changing and the misty clouds dissipating as the day warms up. I love to paint colourful scenes and to use my palette knife to give the impression of the rugged mountains. It would be a wonderful reminder of the amazing scenery and would look lovely on any wall.
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This painting is all about those messy, colourful memories of childhood — the kind where everything felt loud, bright and a little chaotic in the best way. The loose shapes and scribbly lines echo climbing frames, chalk drawings, and the kind of imagination that only happens at a playground. It’s a snapshot of that carefree energy, captured in abstract form. Includes Tasmanian oak frame.
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Continuing my beauty series, It’s A Riot was so much fun to paint. The relative composure of the figure – adorned with her own interpretation of beauty – is contrasted by the overwhelmingly chaotic storm of flowers pressing around her. The painting is loud and alive and turns beauty into something that can’t be contained and nor would I want it to be.
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This vibrant cityscape captures Brisbane at mango-toned sunset, seen from the Kangaroo Point cliffs. The skyline stretches across the horizon with the numerous landmarks- Story Bridge, Kurilpa Bridge Neville Bonne Bridge, the Brisbane Wheel and well-known architectural landmarks. Warm reflections ripple along the Brisbane River -affectionately known as the “Brown Snake” – as day slides into evening.
In the foreground, the playful Wormhole playground sculptures by Alexander Knox, curl and lounge, adding a joyful, distinctly Brisbane character to the scene. The other public art piece is Venus Rising by Wofgang Buttress, a 23metre-tall, stainless steel, Fibonacci spiral sculpture. This serves as a beacon on the cliff top and can be easily spotted by city-cat travellers from the river below.
The contrast between organic forms and the ordered geometry of the towers and bridges brings movement, colour and warmth to this contemporary landscape.
Reproductions are printed on American-made 350gsm IJP Pro Edition Canvas with archival Canon Lucia EX pigment inks and varnished with UV-resistant Aquathane Laminate, which keeps the artwork from fading for 100 years when displayed correctly.
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Every time I stand before a sunrise like this - with those soft corals and blues painting the sky, gentle waves rolling in, and small shorebirds scattered across the wet sand - I'm filled with this profound longing to truly know the mind of the Creator. How does such beauty come to be? What divine hand paints these colours across the morning sky? As I worked on this piece, each of those little birds became like me - small witnesses standing in awe before something infinitely greater, aspiring to understand the mystery and majesty of it all. The soft, peaceful palette reflects that contemplative mood, that gentle wondering that comes with dawn.
This painting captures not just what I saw, but what I felt: that beautiful tension between knowing we can never fully comprehend such wonder, yet being unable to stop ourselves from seeking, aspiring, reaching toward understanding with every sunrise we're blessed to witness.
This beautiful sunrise will give any wall a dramatic focus to enhance the ambiance of the setting.
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Based on an old 7" vinyl record in my collection from 1984.
Island Records, U2 - Pride (in The Name Of Love) single.
2 coats of gloss varnish have been applied to protect the artwork. The gloss gives the piece a glassy finish, and really brings out all the colour in this piece.
This piece is ready to hang, has a wire at the back and the edges are painted.
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I love painting fish, especially when combined with pattern. I keep finding more and more to explore.
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"Darkness descended. The day didn't break me.
Pain came. The day didn't break me.
Fear threatened. The day didn't break me.
Grief arose. The day didn't break me.
Hope came. The day didn't break me.
Light arrived. The day didn't break me."
This expressive and dramatic coastscape was the first painting created after a recent traumatic event. A reminder that however dark the day may be, however deep the pain, the confusion, the unknown...light follows.NB: While every effort is made to capture the true colours and details of my artwork, every screen is different and art viewed online does not do my work justice. Slight differences may be evident between a screen image and the true tone and textures of my work, which is more vivid and beautiful in reality.
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The sunflower symbolises hope and is always an inspiring subject to paint. Large and bright blooms that follow the sun with crowns of gold.
Unframed original painting using artist grade pigments on 100% cotton rag 425gsm paper.