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GE

WARBURTON

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Once a trained arborist blossoming into an artist, I used to spend my days climbing and pruning trees.  These days I'm more interested in capturing on paper my favourite Australian branches and blossoms.  After having my first child, I hung up my chainsaw and steel capped boots in favour of ink and some decent watercolour paper.

 

I find inspiration when I am immersed in my impressive coastal environment.  Those moments to indulge in the beautiful bits on display along my daily trails often stop me in my tracks. 

 

An appreciation for May Gibbs and Margaret Preston reconnect me with strong memories of wild childhood roaming, with images of banksia men and those squishy gum nut babies.  Snatching up a rare moment alone to become completely absorbed in the intricacies of Australian flora, I attend to the unfurling of enthusiasm for my art, for flowering gums and banksia seed pods, a phenomenon that is beyond my comprehension and all of which makes my heart sing.

limited edition archival prints

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All drawings are limited edition prints, available in A4, A3 and A2. There are only 10 available at each size. Some of the original artwork is still available. 

 

Artworks are printed on archival textured cotton rag 310 gsm art series acid free paper, manufactured by Ilford. The paper is acid free made from 100% cotton. The ink is Epsom archival pigmented in dark sepia.

 

Framing

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All prints can be purchased framed or unframed. Frames are made from tasmanian oak  sourced sustainably in Victoria and manufactured in gippsland, victoria. 

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