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DUTCH IRIS
Original Watercolour on Arches HP 300
Dimensions: 240mm x 300mm $150 (Contact Rosalie) This was a challenge to get multiple flower heads in the one painting and trying to get depth using different colour variations and tones. Nature is amazing - the perfect pairing of green and violet. Painting it made me appreciate it all the more. |
POMEGRANATE (Punica granatum)
JAPONICA
EUCALYPTUS RHODANTHA
DOGWOOD
ORIGINAL: Watercolour on Fluid 100 HP 300; Unframed dimensions 270mm x 320mm
NOT FOR SALE Thanks to David Reynolds for his wonderful photo reference and tuition at a botanic art course with Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. This painting was featured in an article on David’s classes in the Winter edition of the Melbourne Friends Botanic News. |
HIBISCUS (Yellow)
EUCALYPTUS PREISSIANA or ‘Bell Fruited Mallee’
ORIGINAL: Watercolour on Fluid 100 HP 300; Dimensions 240mm x 280mm
NOT FOR SALE Thanks to David Reynolds for his wonderful photo reference and tuition at a botanic art course with Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. This painting was featured in an article on David’s classes in the Winter edition of the Melbourne Friends Botanic News. |
DOUBLE TULIP
POPPIES
HIBISCUS (Pink)
ORIGINAL: Watercolour on Arches HP 300; Unframed Dimensions 280mmx270mm
$150 (Contact Rosalie) This pink hibiscus was photographed in Busselton West Australia in summer and I tried to capture the profusion of flowers bursting from the tree in this composition. |
LADY SLIPPER ORCHID
ORIGINAL: Watercolour on Fluid HP 300; Unframed dimensions 220mm x 270mm
$150 (Contact Rosalie) The photo reference was kindly supplied by Marceena Burns and was used with permission to compose this painting. The orchids are from Marceena’s garden in Far North Queensland. |
Waratah
SPENT ROSE
MINI PINEAPPLE (ANANUS COMOSUS)
King Protea (Protea cynaroides)
Sturt’s Desert Pea (Swainsona formosa)
Cucumber Magnolia - Magnolia acuminata
ORIGINAL: Watercolour paint on Fabriano HP 640 paper; Unframed dimensions 210mm x190mm
$95 (Contact Rosalie) This tree is so named because the unripe fruit is green and often shaped like a small cucumber. When mature it turns to a dark red or wine colour and the carpels split open to release bright red seeds. It has beautiful large white/cream flowers but the appearance of the mature fruit is particularly breathtaking, and attractive to the local currawongs.
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BIRDS OF PARADISE
ORIGINAL: Strelitzias; Polychromos colour pencil on Mylar drafting film; Framed dimensions 340mm x 380mm
$195 pickup in Melbourne only (Contact Rosalie) |