Feathered Rainbows - Rainbow Lorikeets - Original Artwork
During pandemic lockdowns people all over the world were putting rainbows out as a symbol of hope and togetherness. It was the same in my neighbourhood of Fremantle, in Western Australia. On my daily walks I would see kids art in front windows, chalked on the footpath, crocheted rainbows on gates and street trees and painted rainbow them on letterboxes. So many rainbows of hope. And when I looked up I could see the rainbow lorikeets carrying their rainbow with them. I loved this. There they were hanging out amongst the bright orange flowers of the Coral trees, flying off in happy flocks of rainbows whenever they wanted.
Over many, many hours of work these pretty birds, along with the flowers and tree trunk have all been individually drawn, painted, cut and carefully arranged onto the vibrant painted background. They sing a song of joy, of life renewing, nurture and the power of mother nature.
Pen & ink, crayon, watercolour and collage on paper
66cm high x 87cm wide
UNFRAMED
During pandemic lockdowns people all over the world were putting rainbows out as a symbol of hope and togetherness. It was the same in my neighbourhood of Fremantle, in Western Australia. On my daily walks I would see kids art in front windows, chalked on the footpath, crocheted rainbows on gates and street trees and painted rainbow them on letterboxes. So many rainbows of hope. And when I looked up I could see the rainbow lorikeets carrying their rainbow with them. I loved this. There they were hanging out amongst the bright orange flowers of the Coral trees, flying off in happy flocks of rainbows whenever they wanted.
Over many, many hours of work these pretty birds, along with the flowers and tree trunk have all been individually drawn, painted, cut and carefully arranged onto the vibrant painted background. They sing a song of joy, of life renewing, nurture and the power of mother nature.
Pen & ink, crayon, watercolour and collage on paper
66cm high x 87cm wide
UNFRAMED
During pandemic lockdowns people all over the world were putting rainbows out as a symbol of hope and togetherness. It was the same in my neighbourhood of Fremantle, in Western Australia. On my daily walks I would see kids art in front windows, chalked on the footpath, crocheted rainbows on gates and street trees and painted rainbow them on letterboxes. So many rainbows of hope. And when I looked up I could see the rainbow lorikeets carrying their rainbow with them. I loved this. There they were hanging out amongst the bright orange flowers of the Coral trees, flying off in happy flocks of rainbows whenever they wanted.
Over many, many hours of work these pretty birds, along with the flowers and tree trunk have all been individually drawn, painted, cut and carefully arranged onto the vibrant painted background. They sing a song of joy, of life renewing, nurture and the power of mother nature.
Pen & ink, crayon, watercolour and collage on paper
66cm high x 87cm wide
UNFRAMED
Pen & ink, crayon, watercolour and collage on 300gsm watercolour paper
55cm high x 75cm wide UNFRAMED
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