No.6 - Did You See That?

Did you see that?, 2009

Oil on Canvas on 3/4" Panel

12.7cm x 17.8cm ( 5x7 inches )

AUD$100 + ($10 worldwide postage)

SOLD

No.5 - Storm Reflections, Cronulla

Storm Reflections, Cronulla 2009
Oil on Canvas on 3/4" Panel
17.8 x 12.7cm ( 7x5 inches )

SOLD

No.4 - The Pass

The Pass, 2009
Oil on Canvas on 3/4" Panel
17.8 x 12.7cm ( 7x5 inches )

SOLD

The above painting is from one of my favourite areas in Australia - Byron Bay. I recently went on a trip to Byron Bay and I was so happy to be back there! I love the beaches at Byron and would regard them as being some of the best in Australia (that I have seen). If you have not been to Byron Bay I would strongly recommend it.

Look forward to seeing more paintings from Bryon Bay soon.

No.3 - The Wanderer's

The Wanderer's, 2008
Oil on Canvas on MDF Panel.
12.7 x 17.8cm ( 5x7 inches )

SOLD

Due to my recent solo show, I have not been able to post new work in a while. My apologies for making you wait so long. I will be posting again regularly, from now on.
This is my new small painting. It is from an image that I took last year, whilst visiting Kata Tjuta - The Olgas in N.T, Australia. It is such an amazing place - If you haven't seen it I would strongly recommend you go!
I have named the painting 'The Wanderer's' for two reasons. Firstly the obvious - The two clouds within the painting that are slowly and simply wandering through the summer sky. Without a care in the world. Secondly, when I saw The Olgas, I went on a road trip with a friend and the two of us were literally 'wondering' through the area. I had such a great time and will never forget it....
Anyway, I hope you enjoy the painting.

No.2 - When The Mood Changes

When The Mood Changes, 2008
Oil on Canvas on MDF panel.
10.2 x 20.4cm ( 4x8 inches )

SOLD

No.1 - A Truckers Life

A Truckers Life, 2008
Oil on Canvas on MDF Panel.
10.2 x 20.4cm ( 4x8 inches )
AUD $120 (+$10 worldwide shippping)

SOLD

This is my first small painting.
Whilst coming home one evening, I walked out of the station to see this beautiful sunset. After taking a photo (on my mobile), I noticed the truck driving down the street. This started me thinking about the solitary life that Truck drivers lead and how, in many ways, it is similar to the life of an artist.