Pet Portraits
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Jet
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
Jet
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
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Kovu
Pastels (Sold)
Size 64cm H x 50cm W
Kovu
Pastels (Sold)
Size 64cm H x 50cm W
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Pickles
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
Pickles
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
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Pixie
Pastels (Sold)
Size 24cm H x 18cm W
Pixie
Pastels (Sold)
Size 24cm H x 18cm W
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Salt
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
Salt
Pastels on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
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Leo
Pastel on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
25 cm W x 35 cm H
Leo was a much-loved pet of my sister-in-law, and I drew him as a gift for her birthday. In an ironic twist of fate, Leo was killed days after the portrait arrived. She was forever grateful to have this reminder of him.Leo
Pastel on Pastelmat Board (Sold)
25 cm W x 35 cm H
Leo was a much-loved pet of my sister-in-law, and I drew him as a gift for her birthday. In an ironic twist of fate, Leo was killed days after the portrait arrived. She was forever grateful to have this reminder of him.Quick View -
Casey
Pastel on Canson paper (Sold)
30 cm W x 30 cm H
The devastating flood of 2017 saw almost 20,000 people evacuated from the northern rivers area of NSW. The flood peaked at 11.59 metres in Lismore on March 31, overtopping the levee and inundating the CBD. It affected 68 per cent of businesses resulting in an estimated damage bill of just under $40 million. Afterwards when the water receded almost every home and business on the floodplain had a large muddy pile of possessions stacked on the roadside awaiting council pick-up. In some areas possessions had floated away and were now scattered across open areas. Pets were also lost with one family losing some sixty guinea pigs. As an artist I offered to “memorialise” some of these lost pets. Casey was one of these much-loved pets, and her owner was grateful to receive my tribute to her.Casey
Pastel on Canson paper (Sold)
30 cm W x 30 cm H
The devastating flood of 2017 saw almost 20,000 people evacuated from the northern rivers area of NSW. The flood peaked at 11.59 metres in Lismore on March 31, overtopping the levee and inundating the CBD. It affected 68 per cent of businesses resulting in an estimated damage bill of just under $40 million. Afterwards when the water receded almost every home and business on the floodplain had a large muddy pile of possessions stacked on the roadside awaiting council pick-up. In some areas possessions had floated away and were now scattered across open areas. Pets were also lost with one family losing some sixty guinea pigs. As an artist I offered to “memorialise” some of these lost pets. Casey was one of these much-loved pets, and her owner was grateful to receive my tribute to her.Quick View