Animals/Wildlife Collection
White Horse
Oil on Canvas
50cm x 70cm
50cm x 70cm
Ringo Starr
Framed Canvas Print of the Original Oil Painting.
Larry Lemur
Oil on round canvas 60cm
SOLD - Sound of Silence
Oil on Canvas
50cm x 61cm
Float framed
50cm x 61cm
Float framed
COMMISSION - Loves Reflection
62 x 100 cm
Oil on Canvas
Oil on Canvas
SOLD - The Road Less Travelled
Oil on Canvas 65 x 115 cm.
Brush & pallete knife.
Some people choose to live in a black & white world whilst others will turn their eyes and head towards light, colour, beauty and endless possibilities.
Brush & pallete knife.
Some people choose to live in a black & white world whilst others will turn their eyes and head towards light, colour, beauty and endless possibilities.
SOLD - Bazil's Reflection
Oil on Canvas / composite
This is a story about a horse that captured my heart. A strong spirited creature with electrifying energy that reflected his environment. Bazil – a love that has been lost to the elements of time, but never forgotten. I can still feel the touch of soft velvety contours around his watchful knowing eyes. The familiar creases and crevasses that sculpted the details of a vibrant life, emerging deep from within. Adventurous, brave, ready to ignite into reckless exertion, but in a moments notice; tender, gentle and highly intuitive.
In my eyes, Bazil had a soul that can only be equalled to a reflection of a spiritual centrepiece and significant landmark such as Tasmania’s Mt Roland. This looming landscape with timeless beauty, seeped in history, dominates its environment at 1233 metres above sea-level. It once supported the Six Rivers aboriginal community who called this land Ta Neem Der Ra (big grass plain). It was a life-giving wilderness that offered shelter, sustenance and spiritual nourishment to those who called it ‘home’. An impending rock face, ever changing to the facades of time.
Life is a journey that leaves footprints in distinctive shapes which reflect the essence of a spirit once loved.
This is a story about a horse that captured my heart. A strong spirited creature with electrifying energy that reflected his environment. Bazil – a love that has been lost to the elements of time, but never forgotten. I can still feel the touch of soft velvety contours around his watchful knowing eyes. The familiar creases and crevasses that sculpted the details of a vibrant life, emerging deep from within. Adventurous, brave, ready to ignite into reckless exertion, but in a moments notice; tender, gentle and highly intuitive.
In my eyes, Bazil had a soul that can only be equalled to a reflection of a spiritual centrepiece and significant landmark such as Tasmania’s Mt Roland. This looming landscape with timeless beauty, seeped in history, dominates its environment at 1233 metres above sea-level. It once supported the Six Rivers aboriginal community who called this land Ta Neem Der Ra (big grass plain). It was a life-giving wilderness that offered shelter, sustenance and spiritual nourishment to those who called it ‘home’. An impending rock face, ever changing to the facades of time.
Life is a journey that leaves footprints in distinctive shapes which reflect the essence of a spirit once loved.
Natures Yin & Yang
Oil on Canvas (framed)
Painting Size 60 x 60 cm.
Can you see his zebra friend reflected in his eye?
Are zebras black with white stripes, or white with black stripes?
Painting Size 60 x 60 cm.
Can you see his zebra friend reflected in his eye?
Are zebras black with white stripes, or white with black stripes?
Jewels of Africa
Oil on Canvas (framed)
Painting size 150 x 90 cm.
Her name is 'Knowledge', she starts the day knowing the trials and unpredictability of what the future holds...
His name is 'Enthusiasm', he leads the day with an excited pace, looking forward to whatever challenges life will bring.
Painting size 150 x 90 cm.
Her name is 'Knowledge', she starts the day knowing the trials and unpredictability of what the future holds...
His name is 'Enthusiasm', he leads the day with an excited pace, looking forward to whatever challenges life will bring.
SOLD - Bright Eyes
Oil on Canvas
90cm x 90cm
90cm x 90cm
SOLD - Shaker Dog
Oil on Canvas
Compelling Silence
Oil on Canvas/aluminium compositen (framed)
Painting size 60 x 140 cm.
Snow Leopards are both amazing and beautiful. They are a shy and mysterious animal that endeavours to be invisible to humans - the 'silent' big cat. They requie a hunting territory of 1000km of which the human population is not quite so accommodating.
Painting size 60 x 140 cm.
Snow Leopards are both amazing and beautiful. They are a shy and mysterious animal that endeavours to be invisible to humans - the 'silent' big cat. They requie a hunting territory of 1000km of which the human population is not quite so accommodating.
Tembo
Oil on Canvas/aluminium composite (framed)
Painting size 70 x 122 cm.
In the Swahili language, Tembo means elephant.
I have always admired these giants of the plains. They have an all knowing and penetrating look in their eyes, like they can see into your soul.
Painting size 70 x 122 cm.
In the Swahili language, Tembo means elephant.
I have always admired these giants of the plains. They have an all knowing and penetrating look in their eyes, like they can see into your soul.
Tembo display
SOLD - Bashful Br'er Rabbit
Oil on Canvas. 50 x 60 cm.
Br'er Rabbit has a special place in our home. His eventful stories have been told for many years amongst the Robertson family...and will continue.
Br'er Rabbit has a special place in our home. His eventful stories have been told for many years amongst the Robertson family...and will continue.
SOLD - Red Fox
Oil on Canvas
SOLD - Charity
Oil on Canvas. 30 x 90 cm.
I couldn't resist painting this stunning fur ball. With those mesmerising eyes. It's the look all cats give you when they want something... usually food. Who could resist? Reminds me our our mischievous cat 'Boots".
I couldn't resist painting this stunning fur ball. With those mesmerising eyes. It's the look all cats give you when they want something... usually food. Who could resist? Reminds me our our mischievous cat 'Boots".
Loyal Companion
Oil on Linen (framed)
Painting size 60 x 110 cm.
I believe that horses are one of the most beautiful animals that grace our earth. When you have known and loved a horse, your life is complete.
This fellow waits patiently for his companion, ready and alert for the day's activities.
Painting size 60 x 110 cm.
I believe that horses are one of the most beautiful animals that grace our earth. When you have known and loved a horse, your life is complete.
This fellow waits patiently for his companion, ready and alert for the day's activities.
COMMISSION - Willie
Oil on canvas/composite
Magestic Cirrus
Oil on Canvas (framed)
Painting size 60 x 90 cm.
Cirrus is a descriptive word meaning "cloud forming wispy filamentous tufted streaks or 'mare's tails' at high altitude." I thought it a fitting name for this one.
Painting size 60 x 90 cm.
Cirrus is a descriptive word meaning "cloud forming wispy filamentous tufted streaks or 'mare's tails' at high altitude." I thought it a fitting name for this one.
Shimmering Topaz
Oil on Canvas/aluminium composite (framed)
Painting size 62 x 85 cm.
Inspired by a personal interaction I had with a most beautiful tiger at the Mogo Zoo (NSW). His name was Kinwah and he was privately cared for by the Zoo Manger, Clive.
When Kinwah was born he was abandoned by his mother so had to be hand raised to survive. It took a long time for the Zoo to determine exactly why the mother abandoned him until they did a full body scan. They found he was missing a knee cap in his hind leg, which just shows how intuitive the animal kingdom is. His mother sensed this and instinctively knew he would not make it in the wild.
Painting size 62 x 85 cm.
Inspired by a personal interaction I had with a most beautiful tiger at the Mogo Zoo (NSW). His name was Kinwah and he was privately cared for by the Zoo Manger, Clive.
When Kinwah was born he was abandoned by his mother so had to be hand raised to survive. It took a long time for the Zoo to determine exactly why the mother abandoned him until they did a full body scan. They found he was missing a knee cap in his hind leg, which just shows how intuitive the animal kingdom is. His mother sensed this and instinctively knew he would not make it in the wild.
COMMISSION - Toby
SOLD - Illuminous Spirit
Oil on Canvas
COMMISSION - Fergus
Oil on Canvas/composite
COMMISSION - Trixie
Oil on canvas/composite