Chris Osborne Art 
I have created a series of art workshops called "Brushes in Bunkers" ranging from complete beginners to more advanced artists. They will be held in an old 60ft WWII underground bunker...
This was definitely a fantastic surprise and a highlight of our trip to Ketchikan. Mum and I waddled our way to the famous Creek Street shops, eyeing the iconic, vibrantly coloured...
Another one from last year's Alaska trip. This was on our second-to-last day as we crossed over Thompson Pass and down into Valdez.
Another escapade with my sister—because who else would tolerate my shenanigans? This time, we island-hopped from Mykonos to Santorini, on a mission to bask in the glory of those iconic blue...
I have visited Cradle Mountain, Tasmania a few times as I love hiking, and I have always wanted to do the Overland Track.
This was the second last day of our Cosmos tour, just before driving down to Valdez. It was good to see the Mountain range up close and I already knew I...
While on the second part of our Alaskan tour we did a 7 day cruise and just while we were sitting down to lunch we arrived at Margerie Glacier at Tara...
The air was crisp and once the mist lifted it presented some magnificent views, which no doubt I will paint at some stage.
This little cabin was just outside the roadhouse near the Meier's lake. I just fell in love with the cabin and the surrounding forest.
It's been a super busy few months with exhibitions, competitions and teaching art classes so sometimes I forget the odd blog. This was one of them, an exhibition a few months...
It's been a busy weeks for shows, first the Miles Show and a few days later the Chinchilla Show. So I had to come up with a different selection of artworks...
Entering my first art show last year and been able to show the community my art was such a thrill.
I completed the Chris Osborne Art Gallery, so let me show you the progress of renovating an old train carriage from the coach drivers room to an art gallery.
Now I have discovered watercolour & Ink and the use of exaggerated colour, I have managed to bring a dull photo to life. Not only in colour but also an expression...
I crouched down to include space under the house making the dry grass look more menacing and overgrown.
I was originally going to sketch this in charcoal from the same burnt tree I was photographing but totally forgot as I have a memory like a goldfish.
About two weeks after the bush fires, I went to the state forest to see what the damage was like and see if I could find some tree stumps to sketch...
The Church of St Oswald, Filey, is a parish church in the North Yorkshire town of Filey, England.
I also love how the car's colour is almost an identical match to the sky and the interior colours match the distant hills.
Bunker 17 is one of 20 WWII ammunition's bunkers, 3 of them have been turned into unique accommodation.
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