And a little closer to home, I am obsessed with perfecting the assemblage of my own shapes, which have been inspired from the environment in Western Australia. I have filled bookfuls of the shapes, and although at times I’ve questioned why they appeal, and what they mean, I don’t necessarily need to know or understand […]
Highest quality materials Buying an artwork can be a substantial purchase, and to protect your investment, most of my artworks are prepared on Belgian linen using only the highest quality paints and other artists’ materials. With each purchase, I include a Fact Sheet on how to care for paintings made on linen. Framing My artworks are offered […]
In June this year, we visited the Picasso Museum in Carrer de Montcada, Barcelona. The museum was constructed in 1983, and was not only in an extremely atmospheric part of Barcelona, but the museum showed some of Picasso’s more unusual works, from his formative years up to 1904, and also 40 ceramic pieces which were […]
The slideshow shows some of my most recent paintings featuring marine life, coastal scenes, the Shark Bay area and the gorges of Western Australian. You can pause the slideshow by moving your mouse over the main image. If you like my work I’d love you to follow me on Facebook and share my website with […]
Shark Bay is part of a World Heritage Site in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia around 800 kilometres (500 miles) north of Perth, the state capital. With its combination of long coastlines, islands and peninsulas, it is a harsh, unforgiving and yet stunningly beautiful environment. I love the juxtaposition of raw earth, mangrove-fringed lagoons, […]
The slideshow shows a sample of paintings featuring a range of subjects, including a local bobtail lizard (Tiliqua), a group of elderly men sailing their model yachts, the tragic tale of a brave sacrifice to save a friend (Three Boys Park) and an interpretation of the seasons through the eyes of both white and Indigenous […]
Western Australia is a vast state with 20,781 km (12,913 miles) of coastline, including 7,892 km (4,904 miles) of island coastline. The coastal scenery varies from granite and sandstone cliffs through to broad white beaches and mangrove-fringed inlets, and all of it is a magnet for an artist. The slideshow shows a sample of my […]
“waRAW“, a three-week exhibition of paintings, sculptures, digital art and photography, was held in February 2015 at the Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery in Fremantle, Western Australia. Lynda Fynn Dickinson, Roger Dickinson, and two other local artists featured artworks exploring some core elements that make Western Australia visually unique. waRAW was officially opened by arts veteran June Moorhouse, and […]
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Click any of the albums listed below to see samples of my art, including works that are still available for purchase.New workSome of my latest artworks Marine lifeLife in our oceans, past and present Coastal scenesPaintings of the WA coast NW gorgesThe spectacular gorges of Australia’s NW Shark BayThe lagoons, mangroves and hinterland of Shark Bay WA […]
I have long been entranced with the amazing animals that live in Western Australia. With an area of 2,500,000 square kilometres, Western Australia covers one third of the Australian continent. Most excitingly for animal lovers, more than half of Australia’s biodiversity hotspots and a significant percentage of its unique flora and fauna are found here. As well as being […]
The slideshow shows a sample of paintings featuring scenes from gorges in North Western Australian. You can pause the slideshow by moving your mouse over the main image. If you are interested in purchasing a painting, please note its title and click here. And if you’d like to know about the gorges, scroll down below the slideshow […]
The slideshow shows a sample of paintings featuring the marine life of the Indian Ocean, past and present, including turtles, shells, fossilised ammonites and the coelacanth. You can pause the slideshow by moving your mouse over the main image. If you are interested in purchasing a painting, please note its title and click here.
I specialise in abstract and semi-representational paintings of the landscapes, flora and fauna of Australia. Recent work includes abstracting landscape shapes, fossils (including coelacanths and ammonites), semi-representational landscapes of Shark Bay, the Mid West, the Red Centre, and the gorges of the Pilbara region and local birdlife. A passion for landscape drives my work, as I […]