No.50.   in my series of short stories. I will not be sharing a full story due to getting over Covid. To anyone that has come in over the last couple of days I am not contagious as I did do another test before I opened the Gallery doors. Anyway I am not very good at sharing so I havn't given it to anyone. I have been trying to get back into a new painting so I will show you where I am at with it and hopefully I can show it completed next time I put up a Blog. Undercoat i

No.48.   in my series of short stories. Shaw River Hillside Station Prospecting for gold on Hillside Station was an adventurous pursuit. The nights out in the desert in our swags when the temperatures would sometimes be around minus 3deg. Rising predawn, to explore the terrain with metal detectors in search of gold adds a sense of anticipation. The quiet moments before the heat, having breakfast, filling water bottles, making sure we have everything we need for the day. Usin

No.46.   in my series of short stories The painting below is done in Watercolour and Gouache (SOLD) In the heart of Western Australia's...

No.39.   in my series of short stories. It was around 1966 I was 17 and thrilled to get a job as a booking clerk in the lovely old...

No.38.   in my series of short stories. This weeks story is a little shorter as I have been extremely busy setting up my new project. ...

No.35.   in my series of short stories. FOR SALE. No.1723. $2000.00 Shut the flock up is one of three small works that I am presently...

Tasmanian scenery from an artist eye

No.27.   in my series of short stories. Most days I paint but this painting hooked me more than usual, so after spending 6 hours a day...

No.26.   in my series of short stories. SOLD No.1686 Lost at Cradle Mountain. 30cm x 20cm. Oil on Linen on board. During the painting...

No.18.  in my series of short stories. . SOLD No.1710 This large works in mixed media was a process of my...