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Fiddler Crab

Painting out doors has its advantages and disadvantages but what I found was people loved to stop by and see what I was doing.

Category: Arthropods, Blogs, Gouache Tags: Animal Portraits, animals outdoors, Art during Covid 19, Art while in Lock down, Australian Artist, Chris Osborne Art, Crabs, Fiddler crab, Fine Art, Gouache, Painting Australian Animals, Queensland Artist, Stay home and paint, Winsor and Newton

Bushfire Galah

Watching the bushfire concert and deciding to paint a burnt tree stump gave me the idea to name this painting the Bushfire Galah.

Category: Birds, Blogs, Gouache Tags: Animal Portraits, animals outdoors, Australian Artist, Australian Birds, Bird lover, Bird spotting, Chris Osborne Art, Fine Art, Galah, Gouache, Painting Australian Animals, Queensland Artist, Winsor and Newton

Kingfishers Afternoon Bath

This beautiful specimen of a bird was perched on the branch looking rather fluffy having just had a bath in the nearby creek.

Category: Birds, Blogs, Gouache Tags: Animal Portraits, animals outdoors, Australian Artist, Australian Birds, Bird lover, Bird spotting, Chris Osborne Art, Fine Art, Gouache, Kingfisher, Painting Australian Animals, Queensland Artist, Winsor and Newton

Mother and Child

The Pademelons face started looking like a fox, I was about ready to give up

Category: Blogs, Gouache, Mammals Tags: Animal Portraits, animals outdoors, Australian Artist, Chris Osborne Art, Fine Art, Gouache, Pademelon, Painting Australian Animals, Queensland Artist, Winsor and Newton

Peter Pelican

Sorry, had to pause for a spider walking across my laptop, blogging outdoors certainly has its drawbacks that’s for sure.

Category: Birds, Blogs, Gouache Tags: Animal Portraits, animals outdoors, Australian Artist, Australian Birds, Bird spotting, Chris Osborne Art, Fine Art, Gouache, Painting Australian Animals, Pelican, Queensland Artist, Winsor and Newton