Chris Osborne Art 
A few months ago I photographed this kingfisher at Mon Repos beach Queensland, in the afternoon setting sun. Since I was in an open area it was a little more difficult...
It's also a good time to put away my washing, people are curious as they seeing you painting and its not a good look if they almost get hit in the...
While camping at Wuruma Dam I noticed a few abandoned car wrecks in one of the paddocks. Apparently this car was owned by two brothers that help build the dam wall...
After I finished Audrey the chicken portrait, one of my sisters friends asked me if I could paint her dog Minnie. I after we agreed on a photo that would look...
I will highlight the Australia Zoo Market collection in this blog as they will be available on 1st August 2020 at the Australia Zoo carpark, along with my postcards.
This was first painting in the series and this is the red claw they caught. As you can see once we washed it in a bucket of water his colours were...
Back in January I went for a walk on Mon Repos Beach 5mins from my mums bed and breakfast. Mon Repos is famous for turtle laying, where people come from all...
To be honest this painting scared me a little. I'd been putting off painting anything with scale as I thought I wasn't good enough yet but my cousin gave me the...
Unfortunately my real exhibition at Gatakers Artspace was cancelled due to Covid19, so I have created a short video so you can now view my artworks virtually from the comfort of...
This was one of the best family holidays I've had, we also got plenty of walking in as it's a 10km hike around the base of Uluru.
I just love the trees in this area, I must have taken 100's of photos from different angle of various contorted trees, all expressing themselves with dramatic poses.
I was visiting a friend in the blue mountains because I had skills she needed, I was helping erect a fence for the chickens.
I thought I’d try something new and brighten peoples day by giving a few of my artworks and cards away over the next few months of lockdown and isolation.
The weather was very windy which made painting outdoors quite difficult and people loved to stop by and have a chat, which I really enjoyed.
Painting out doors has its advantages and disadvantages but what I found was people loved to stop by and see what I was doing.
Well these three finches were certainly spread over Australia and photographed over a span of 4years of traveling and camping holidays.
I'm loving the thin brush with the really long bristles for painting long smooth strokes found in grass and twigs.
The bower bird builds its nest out of twigs and collects anything it can find that has shades of blue.
The red backed wren was photographed at Australia Zoo last year when I was walking around Bindi Island.
The koalas fur starts off like a squirrel and seem to change further down the body and almost become more like the wool of a sheep.
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