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These Western Australian beauties come to life in Perth s autumn. This design shows their variety of orange, pink and yellow colours, contrasted with their soft green serrated leaves. Banksia have conical shapes that change as they drop their tiny flowers making them curious beauties wearing different dresses. Underneath their dresses reveal their dark pods…
This is a fine art print from the original Black Swan collage and acrylic artwork by Pete Cromer.
Blue wrens amongst the bottlebrush blossoms. Art print of an original painting by Emma Blyth.
Philippa Nikulinsky was commissioned by Aspects of Kings Park to paint the new blue kangaroo paw hybrid, Anigozanthos ‘Masquerade’, bred by Kings Park and Botanic Garden. The main technique used to produce disease tolerant hybrids was a process called recurrent selection. This breeding system selects the top two to four progeny of each cross rated…
Art print of an original painting by Helen Ansell. Kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae)The laughing kookaburra is the largest of the kingfisher family, and famous for its chorus of laughter which echoes through the Australian bush. Unlike most of its relatives, kookaburras occupy the same territories year-round which they mark with their noisy calls. Each group knows…
Art print of an original painting Blue Wren Among the Marri Blooms by Helen Ansell.
Bountiful Limited Edition Art Print of 5040x40cm Individually printed on: ILFORD Galerie Prestige SMOOTH Cotton Rag 310gsm ILFORD Galerie Prestige Cotton Rag Artist TEXTURED 310gsm OR HP Professional Cotton Canvas All using archival inks. All prints are signed by the artist and come with a signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Stacy Gardoll only produce…
Art print of an original painting Bush Banksias by Helen Ansell. There are over 173 varieties of banksias in the world and over 60 of them occur naturally in Western Australia. When I returned from living in the UK for three years, it was the banksia plant with all its large, wild and dramatic shapes…
Art print of an original painting Colours of Coalseam by Helen Ansell. “The Coalseam National Park is located halfway between Mingenew and my hometown of Mullewa and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in this area. The place of the first mined coal deposit in Western Australia, the park gets its name from the…
Art print of an original painting Colours of Coalseam by Helen Ansell. “The Coalseam National Park is located halfway between Mingenew and my hometown of Mullewa and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in this area. The place of the first mined coal deposit in Western Australia, the park gets its name from the…
ConeflowerArtist Jane Li When I was doing a wildflower tour this plant jumped to my eye. It is so delicate and beautiful. I decided I would create a painting. In this painting I try to depict the marvellous beauty of the flower and its buds. The leaves were painted various colours to build-up the depth….
Art print of an original painting Cut Leaf Banksia by Helen Ansell. “While I have painted many Banksias before, what attracted me to paint this variety was the gorgeous pinky colour that some varieties of this plant come in. I love how Bankias come in all different shapes and colours and as the common name…
Art print of an original painting Cut Leaf Banksia by Helen Ansell. “While I have painted many Banksias before, what attracted me to paint this variety was the gorgeous pinky colour that some varieties of this plant come in. I love how Bankias come in all different shapes and colours and as the common name…
Art print of an original painting by Helen Ansell. Wreath Flower (Leschenaultia macrantha)A species of low growing plant, the unique and distictive Wreath Flower , amazingly, grows in bare gravel roadsides, quarries, cemeteries, etc., particularly around Mullewa, inland from Geraldton, Western Australia. Mullewa is renown for it s carpets of everlastings, but of the many…
Art print of an original painting Didarndi (Red Tails Amongst the Red Caps) by Helen Ansell.
These papery flowers are a stunning sight when they fill a field or a garden. Only appearing for a short time in wildflower season, once picked they close up and are gone. All everlastings in the photo were collected from the artist s garden. The print includes a white border within the specified size. This…
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