Morning bushwalk sailboat race The use of vibrant colors

The use of vibrant colors

urging the observer to dive deeper into understanding

Jane's painting Heartland Horror is inspired by the pulp detective magazines that were popular from 1930s to the 1950s - she has appropriated a 1950s cover of a scared woman in a convertible sports car and placed her in a wheat field in the USA heartland

especially if there is a blacksmith nearby

The painting shows a single pink rose as its quiet centerpiece

Morning bushwalk sailboat race The use of vibrant colors"Morning bushwalk" is an original acrylic painting by Laurine Field. The deeply restful landscape depicts the bushlands of Mt Cooth tha Forest Reserve up the hill from where the artist lives. A floating pine frame complements this slice of nature. Paintings are carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and a sturdy cardboard box to ensure safe arrival. About the artist: Laurine paints images of bushland, botanic gardens, flowers and clouds. She has a Master of