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$607.00Medium: Acrylic on Stretched canvas
Size: 45cm x 55cmThis is inspired by the wild Foxgloves growing every where in New Zealand. I was in awe with the flowers set wgainst the majestic mountains in the South Islands. Do you know that gifting Foxgloves symbolises ambition for others instead of oneself. It is also a symbol for creativity and energy.
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$270.00Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 50cm x 50cmI like reading my newspapers scattered all over the table, with a cup of coffee and some fresh flowers, freshly bought from the market. Thus, inspired the newspaper collage with acrylic paints over it to give it a flatlay look.
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$270.00Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 50cm x 50cmI like reading my newspapers scattered all over the table, with a cup of coffee and some fresh flowers, freshly bought from the market. Thus, inspired the newspaper collage with acrylic paints over it to give it a flatlay look.
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$203.00Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 27cm x 22cmThere is a sudden migration of kingfishers around where I stay. I wonder why they are here as there is no big body of water here. It is indeed a strange sighting around this area. nevertheless it is always nice to see new species around here.
Do you also know that Kingfishers are known to be sacred in Polynesia and Greece. In Polynesia they are known to be the controller of waves and have venerable powers over the sea. In Greece, they are called Halcyons.
The name halcyon itself comes from the Greek goddess, Alcyone who was married to Ceyx. According to legend the couple were happily married but made the mistake of calling each other Zeus and Hera, which angered the real god Zeus who in bad temper killed Ceyx by sinking his ship with a thunderbolt.
On hearing this, Alcyone, wrought with grief, threw herself into the sea and drowned. Out of compassion, however, the gods later changed them both into beautiful flashing blue halcyon birds named after her and recognised in the kingfisher’s scientific name of Alcedo, after Alcyone.
In present day Greece, Halcyon days means having calm and nice weather.
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$68.00Medium: Prisma colour pencils on watercolour paper
Size: 12.5cm x 18 cmThis is a still life drawing of lemons.
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$135.00Medium: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 27cm x 22cmThe bee-eaters are a group of non-passerine birds in the family Meropidae, containing three genera and twenty-seven species. Most species are found in Africa and Asia, with a few in southern Europe, Australia, and New Guinea. They are characterised by richly coloured plumage, slender bodies, and usually elongated central tail feathers. All have long down-turned bills and medium to long wings, which may be pointed or round. Male and female plumages are usually similar
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$1,349.00Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board,
Size: 76cm x 110cm,This is inspired by the pet birds at the coffeeshop near my house. The caged birds are perpetually surrounded by wild free sparrows, but the caged birds are oblivious to the fact that they are caged and have no freedom. Sounds like some of us, both the caged and uncaged, u think?
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$540.00Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board,
Size: 30cm x 40cm,This is an imaginery image of my fat cat, Oreo, taking a stroll in the garden, taking in the sight and smell of the flower pastures.
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$203.00Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board,
Size: 20cm x 40cm,This piece symbolises that as a human species, we all come in all shapes, sizes and colours, but inherently we are still the same. So why do we have so many biases against each other? Food for thoughts.
