Collage gets a red dot

Although Open Studios is primarily about inviting people into your space to view your art and to see how you work, it’s always exciting when you sell a work.

It’s been really wonderful to have feedback on my art, to have conversations with art lovers and fellow artists, and to collaborate with the three local artists in my area to create the Marcus Mini Trail as part of Noosa Open Studios, 2021


This was a fun holiday project using silk fabric (old ties) and paper bought at Opportunity Shops in country towns on a road trip from the Sunshine Coast to Victoria. 


The inspiration:

A tree with the most extreme and precise trim to accommodate a power line that I have ever seen, caused me to pull over to take a photo.

It was part of an avenue along the Great Alpine Road in the Ovens Valley leading into the pretty town of Harrietville, a starting point for alpine hikes and the gateway to the ski fields of the Alpine National Park in North East Victoria.

2 responses to “Collage gets a red dot”

  1. Fabulous paintings Jude…it was lovely to spend time with you this morning to view your amazing work & enjoy a chat! I particularly loved the one featuring Jack and Jill…and the one with the hidden seal!!

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  2. Thanks Sue. its was a great joy to have you and Jacky visit my pop up “mini gallery” and show so much interest.

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