Yaroomba Beach is a marvelous haunt for Artist – Wyn Vogel – every year we run an Art Residency there and invite different International Artists to join us there to Workshop and relax!
This ‘Walk’ to the beach often brings the surprise of turtles and other small sea creatures hiding in the sand!
½ sheet – Moulin du Roy – 300gsm cold pressed fine grain water colour paper – water colour and ink
Life Guards spend their time watching over our beaches all summer – this Work is from a ‘Series’ representing the things they see and care for!
Full sheet –Moulin du Roy – 300gsm cold pressed fine grain water colour paper – water colour and ink
Water colour on 100% Cotton Rag Aquarelle Paper
All Work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity – signed by Muriel Buthier-Chartrain (France)
Muriel spent the month of September 2016 with us in Australia as one of our 2 Artist-in-Residence 2016, sharing her skills and techniques – her wonderful knowledge as a recognised water colourist and Membre de la Société Française de l’Aquarelle!
Image size 12 x 9.5cm
With Mount 20 x 20cm
Ready for Fine Art Delivery – Local – National or International from Brisbane Australia – postage and packaging calculated in the online shopping cart for your convenience.
Blue Skies - Soft Sand - Coastal Banksia - Symbols of an Aussie Summer!
MaimeriBlu Watercolors and Pigment Ink - 38 x 56 cm300gsm Moulin du Roy cold pressed watercolour paper
I've been experimenting with the beautiful vibrant colours of MaimeriBlu Paints thanks to Oxlades Art Supplies and their inspiring Rep ... Pam - and this week let loose on a subject close to my heart.
As a girl coming to Queensland and then settling here, these amazing twisted branches of the Coastal Banksia - crowned with the soft brush of their flower, has almost a velvet centre and have been for me the symbol of a visit to the beach - the sight and touch of summer - read more below ..........>
Inspired by the iconic islands of New Caledonia - this image represents the 'Spirit of Place'.
The Islanders face the issues of global warming, now washing their palm trees and gardens and in some cases their homes away!
The funding from the sale of this Artwork will go directly to the Carteret Island People to assist them with their relocation from their homeland Atolls to higher ground! (less cost of transport).
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