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Workshop with Mark Waller, painting coastal pathways in acrylic. We prepared our canvas before the workshop then concentrated on the details, especially coastal foliage like banksia trees. Great fun!
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Learning some new painting techniques at an inspiring art workshop with David Hinchliffe.
Here are some progress photos of my wave painting. Lots still to do! Had a lovely three days in November 2022 with a small group of keen artists and artist and teacher Rod Moore, painting on the beach! Two little oil paintings on board in matching frames! Just love the cheeky blue-faced honey eaters feeding in the banksias! A change from my usual seascapes! Available on Bluethumb and Art Lovers Australia.
This is my latest oil painting, that was begun on site at a lookout at Mt Tamborine, but was waiting for me to finish it! I have played around with colours and textures and now it is listed on Bluethumb in a lovely frame.
 I thought this painting was finished (see previous blog post), but sometimes a painting will tell you it needs something more! So I made a few changes, loosened it up a bit, and now this is my final version. Very happy with the result!!
 Little Cove Noosa, oil paint on canvas, 91 cm x 46 cm, available on Bluethumb and Art Lovers Australia. So happy with how this painting turned out!
This is the underpainting of a new seascape Little Cove Noosa. Have drawn the design, and blocked in the shapes. Will post another progress photo soo!  |
AuthorMy name is Anne Strambi and I am an artist, mainly painting with oils. I am inspired by the natural environment. I love to paint the effects of light and shadow and the changing moods of nature and ourselves. Categories |
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