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August 2019: The Making of Gang-gang over Gum Blossoms
As winter drew in, I worked around the clock to complete my first portrait of a cockatoo. One of my backyard buddies, this bird generally makes an appearance around springtime. I carefully picked the eucalyptus blossom as the flora of choice to be paired […]
May 2019: The Making of Crimson Rosellas and Waratahs
After spending the first couple of months of the year on this portrait, and even letting it sit in a gallery for a few weeks, I had to go back to the drawing board. It was a tough call and a little dispiriting to discard […]
Gang-gang over Gum Blossoms
An illustration of a Gang-gang cockatoo chewing on gum nuts.
This artwork is a limited edition print of 50. It is A2 (594mm (H) x 420 mm (W)) in size.
It is printed on premium quality Hahnemuhle German Etching paper (310gsm/matte) using high quality pigment inks (Giclee), ensuring longevity of the print.
Prints are packed in clear acid free bags, which are perfectly safe for storage for lengthy periods. A backing board or foam core will be placed behind the print for safe shipment and later storage.
Each print is signed and numbered by the artist.
Australian Flora and Fauna (2019)
Group Exhibition by Mia Emily Freeman and Mai Yazawa. The exhibition features the artwork of two Melbourne based artists, Mia Emily Freeman and Mai Yazawa. Their illustrations celebrate the beauty and splendour of Australian flora and fauna. Both artists use a variety of media, and […]
Artist of the month at image Science (2019)
Every few months Image Science, an art reproduction centre in Melbourne, features an artist they have printed for. The feature includes an interview on the artist’s process, their inspiration and details of the artworks. If you are interested in what goes into creating an artwork, […]
