A pair of Australian pigeons show off their plucky crests. It’s easy to believe these stocky, punkish avians are a species distantly related to dinosaurs. This linocut is an illustration from Bird Speak by Wally Marek and the title “Crested Pigeons meet a distant relative” comes from his writing. More details here: https://helentimburydesign.com.au/product/crested-pigeons-meet-a-distant-relative-linocut-bw-edition/
The Kookaburra linocut edition hatched back during covid times and sold out quickly. I’ve just printed some more of this quite limited edition so be quick if you’d like to get your hands on one of these. https://helentimburydesign.com.au/product/laughing-kookaburra-linocut/
This vibrant linocut celebrates food gardens and the important biodiversity which supports them. The print features a Grey-crowned Babbler, butterfly, eggplants, garlic blooms, a gardener with wheelbarrow, and an old house dwarfed by a huge pear tree. The linocut is available as a card and a limited edition unframed linocut. It’s taken me over 10…
The last of my hand coloured ‘Walhalla’ prints, found languishing in the plan drawers, has been custom framed and is ready to bring joy to an intimate corner of your home. This small work on paper depicts this historic Gippsland mining town. For pricing and more detail see below https://helentimburydesign.com.au/product/walhalla-linocut/
Red Wattlebirds are the second largest member of the Australian honeyeater family. An unmusical bird with calls including raucous coughs, a harsh ‘yac a yac’ and a loud ‘chok’. In these linocuts a whole gang is feasting on the nectar-rich bottlebrush flowers of a Callistemon. Here’s the colour edition print which is also available…
Come and visit my studio in Drouin and the studios of other local artists in the area on special Open Studios West Gippsland days.
This self guided tour will take you around beautiful West Gippsland.
Click here to visit the Open Studios West Gippsland website to see participating artists.