ART by Jude Tulloch

Author: Jude Tulloch

  • Fungi for art

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    One day these beautiful shapes, subtle colours and textures will find their way into a painting.

  • Sun strikes in the Rainforest: Paluma Range National Park

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    By the side of the Andree Griffin Rainforest Walk at Paluma township, the sunlight caught this elegantly twisted buttress of a massive, strangler fig carcass bought to life by its velvet green coat of moss. The tropical rainforest of the Paluma Range feels lusher, and more encompassing than the subtropical littoral rainforest remnants close to…

  • Oz Slow Travel

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    In Queensland, Australia we are fortunate to be in a COVID-19 free bubble. Within the state we can travel freely, taking COVIDSafe measures such as recording our visits to public places, and being more thorough in our infection prevention measures. So, Queenslanders are, like me, taking to the open roads.  Queensland is a vast state,…

  • Bhutan: Travel Through Art

    Bhutan: Travel Through Art

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    A monk washes robes in the the courtyard of a Buddhist temple in Bhutan

  • Art Travel

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    Today I took some paintings of Bhutan out of storage. I would have been travelling right now, but instead I am preparing for Noosa Open Studios. If it wasn’t for Covid-19, I wouldn’t be opening my studio space up for people to visit. If wasn’t for the border closures between Queensland and the southern states,…

  • Chasing Algorithyms

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    What do we, as artists do, for the common good of our fellow artists, using social media? The wonderful team at Amanda Woods Design the design company doing an amazing job of promoting Noosa Open Studios got us all together to explain how it’s done. By promoting ourselves and other artists via the Noosa Open…