NEW EXHIBITION

 

                                             THE MIDDEN. MACLEAY ISLAND

                                             KANAKA WHARF. MACLEAY ISLAND

                                             LOW TIDE. MACLEAY ISLAND

                                             PAPERBARK WETLANDS

                                        GREAT DIVIDING RANGE. PAPERBARK SWAMP

                                           TALLEBUDGERA CREEK

LARGE ACRYLIC CANVAS

LARGE ACRYLIC CANVAS

BYRRILL CREEK . MY WARNING

BINNA BURRA WATERFALL

I’m a member of a ‘Plein Air’ painting group 

that goes to different sites 

around the Gold Coast once a month. 

It’s good to get together with other artists 

after 18 months of protection against Covid.

Tallebudgera creek wetlands

Tallebudgera creek that comes from waterfalls in the hinterland at Springbrook national park and comes out into the Pacific ocean at Burleigh Head.

I see the sea.

Palm Beach,

The path through to Tarrabora Reserve and Currumbin creek

That comes from the Currumbin valley and all the way up to Cougal Cascade.

Nerang river behind HOTA.

Home of the Arts.

Tallebudgera creek near the ocean 

next to Burleigh Heads.

Burleigh Headland

Tarevella Creek

Broadbeach Beach pandanus copse

The Plein Air group went for four nights on an artists retreat to Boonah on the Northern side of the border ranges in Queensland.

I searched out the headwaters of the Logan River that flows down from Mt Barney to the Pacific Ocean at Stradbroke Island.

Mount Barney and the Logan River Headwaters

In the art collection of Win and Misha 

Carneys creek.

Mt Barney in the distance

In the art collection of Misha and Win

Moon Mountain

In the art collection of Misha and Win

The house that Jack built.

Scenic Rim Brewery.

French's Creek

Logan River wetlands 

near to Moreton Bay and the Pacific Ocean

In the art collection of Michael and Novy 

My Jan 2021 visit to the Border Ranges town of Kyogle. 

Not far from Mt Warning. 

I drove up the dirt road into the forest and started some drawings. 

Then came back to the Kyogle house where I stay as 

‘Artist in Residence’ to finish the drawings off.

the forest seems to go on forever

A tree in the forrest

The house in Kyogle  

a view of the escarpment

 

Canungra valley during the 2020 bush fires

Path through the forest

A small exhibition at a BnB in the hinterland

cascades

forest creek