I love including my clients in the process of creation. It is fun and interesting to specify the size, show me images of the room where it is to be hung and then to give me an idea of the colour palette. I will take photos of the different stages of the paintings development. It ...
Drawing inspiration from the vast and varied Australian bush, I find joy in capturing the ever-changing dance of light, particularly in landscapes. Employing a limited palette and a tonal approach, my unique, painterly style stems from extensive experience painting from life and embracing ‘En plei...
the Warlpiri stable features the minimalistic black and white fine dot paintings of Dorothy Napangardi alongside the exuberant and colourful works from Judy Napangardi Watson. The Pintupi tribe tend much more towards the pared back colour palette associated with classical Aboriginal dot painting but ...
Monochrome is a fantastic starting point if you’re unsure about a colour palette. It gives focus and boundaries to the choices needed to create it – but, with a monochromatic colour scheme, you must include tonal variations along with colour relatives of your chosen hue. Without them, the ...
Colour Palette of Aboriginal Art Expands The early desert painters at Papunya relied on a range of basic colours, often gouache or water-based paints, using black, white, yellow, red and brown tones. These colours were the ones most like the ochre earth pigments that had been used for cerem...
Right down to the colour of the dining space joinery, which immediately brings to mind a briny saltbush shrub so common to the Great Ocean Road region, Georgina Jeffries has thoughtfully treated each space from the perspective of how it will be felt and experienced by those who reside here....