Poppies in ANZAC
Oil on canvas, ready to hang. 40 x 40cm
Inspired by the wall of ANZAC poppies at the War Memorial in Canberra. It's one of the first places visitors to Canberra go, and I drive past on the way to work. They also feature in my garden every year, popping up from seed in about September. Simple but showy.
For details about orders and shipping please visit my orders page.
Framing advice
This is a painting on stretched canvas with a wire on the back, ready to hang as is. A floating wooden frame can be added, which will look similar to the framed picture shown here.
About this Collection
Flowers are so inviting to the eye — all sinuous lines and rich textures, papery-thin or velvety thick, spiny or ruffly. It’s very conventional subject matter, but I want you to see what I see, so I paint them a little differently. These floral still lifes are composed with a macro lens view, painted with creamy soft oils, and colour saturated to give a dreamy fantasy landscape feel.
Oil on canvas, ready to hang. 40 x 40cm
Inspired by the wall of ANZAC poppies at the War Memorial in Canberra. It's one of the first places visitors to Canberra go, and I drive past on the way to work. They also feature in my garden every year, popping up from seed in about September. Simple but showy.
For details about orders and shipping please visit my orders page.
Framing advice
This is a painting on stretched canvas with a wire on the back, ready to hang as is. A floating wooden frame can be added, which will look similar to the framed picture shown here.
About this Collection
Flowers are so inviting to the eye — all sinuous lines and rich textures, papery-thin or velvety thick, spiny or ruffly. It’s very conventional subject matter, but I want you to see what I see, so I paint them a little differently. These floral still lifes are composed with a macro lens view, painted with creamy soft oils, and colour saturated to give a dreamy fantasy landscape feel.
Oil on canvas, ready to hang. 40 x 40cm
Inspired by the wall of ANZAC poppies at the War Memorial in Canberra. It's one of the first places visitors to Canberra go, and I drive past on the way to work. They also feature in my garden every year, popping up from seed in about September. Simple but showy.
For details about orders and shipping please visit my orders page.
Framing advice
This is a painting on stretched canvas with a wire on the back, ready to hang as is. A floating wooden frame can be added, which will look similar to the framed picture shown here.
About this Collection
Flowers are so inviting to the eye — all sinuous lines and rich textures, papery-thin or velvety thick, spiny or ruffly. It’s very conventional subject matter, but I want you to see what I see, so I paint them a little differently. These floral still lifes are composed with a macro lens view, painted with creamy soft oils, and colour saturated to give a dreamy fantasy landscape feel.
