"WET, DRY and OILY" Exhibition Gallery
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This exhibition showcases my Pastel paintings, taking me back to where it all began some 20 years ago when I first entered a Pastel painting into a public exhibition. Joining me are fellow artists Lawrence Easton and Gordon Alexander.
The title alludes to our chosen media “Wet” – Watercolours- Artist: Gordon Alexander “Dry”- Pastels – Artist: Debra Scidone “Oily”- Oils (of course)- Artist: Lawrence Easton My feature paintings are our unique Xanthorrhoea "Grass Trees" along with many other Pastel artworks |
New York Gallery
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Black and white with a splash of colour featuring scenes from Central Park, busking musicians and the roof top water tanks of New York
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Let's Celebrate Gallery
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Let's Celebrate Gallery
It's time to celebrate! These paintings make the perfect gift for those looking for a painting to mark a special occasion. They can also be commissioned so that they can be customised to the individual. |
The Bird Gallery
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The Bird Gallery has become necessary as I keep seeing Birds!
All the paintings start with acrylic ink and watercolour washes and then after some time the image begin to appear many have their own story to tell. |
Qualering Farm Collection
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2017 has taken me to country Western Australia beginning with an exhibition in Corrigin in a working Shearing Shed. This is just one painting that will feature in the exhibition.
Take a Bow - Saluting the Iconic Windmill. They have been a focal point in our country’s landscape bringing much needed water to the surface for the Farmers and their livestock but with the development of Solar Energy they are being replaced by more efficient solar panel pumps. They don’t yet add the same character to the landscape as the Windmill and Water Tank. Framed in a rustic grey weathered picket fencing. |
Where The Mood Takes Me Series
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Simple and serene scenes where you can escape to a place where you can be yourself, by yourself and savour the tranquillity of nature.
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Capturing the Canning Series
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I live on the Canning River which flows into the Swan River in Perth Western Australia. Early morning and late evening walks are something we love. Being close to Nature is very nurturing for the soul and the changing moods of the river are always a delight to witness.
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New Beginnings Series
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The “New Beginnings” series takes me from the unknown to the unexpected.
The process creates opportunities, allowing a new sense of freedom to be extravagant. Expanding and developing a new way of expression. It’s exciting, enlightening and fulfilling. The process leaves a little more intrigue, there is always more to the paintings than first meets the eye. “Angels in the architecture, the devil’s in the detail”. Leaving space and light, yet intimate detail hidden to find later. Each painting’s story begins as simple washes and the subject emerges almost on its own, letting the paint decide the subject and my knowledge and experience over time to determine the outcome. |
Red Earth Series
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North of Perth in Western Australia the earth becomes more red in colour. The further North you go the richer the colour gets. It is an Artists' paradise.
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Country Australia Series
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Although many of my other works also fit into this Series they needed their own Gallery
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