Hooves by the Harbor Cat Capers Light Reading as seen through the lens

as seen through the lens of abstraction

With larger oil paintings wood is less flexible and better long term

Water Lily depicted in Watercolour utlilising Japanese Wasi Sabi Technique

The colour scheme features an ultramarine sky and blue sea contrasting with orange sand dunes

5cm on a acrylic canvas and a protective coat of (gloss) varnish has been applied to seal the acrylic paints and ensure the work stays looking its best for a lifetime

Hooves by the Harbor Cat Capers Light Reading as seen through the lensA tribute to heritage where the famous clydesdale pulls the historic carriage from Victor Harbor to Granite Island, South Australia. My colour and line depicts a timeless connection of tradition and a living rhythm between nature and human craft. It's painted on all sides so there is no need to frame.