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‘Bend in the Road’ original art
Original artwork Acrylic on canvas Professionally framed 900 mm (w) x 600 mm (h)
‘Track into the Hills’ original art
original artwork Acrylic on canvas ready to hang 1200 mm x 600 mm (h) Awarded Highly Commended at TASART 2023
‘Winter Beach’ original art
Original painting painting. Acrylic on canvas. 900 (h) x 600 (w)
All is dark – All is quiet. Original art
Unframed original watercolour painting. Available in an A3 mount. Image size A4. 29 cm x 21.5 cm From the imagination of the artist. Inspired by the writings of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.
Anchored at the Crofts – original art
Unframed and unmatted water colour painting. Image from the imagination of the artist. Image size 12.5 cm w x 14 cm h. Ready to be framed to your taste.
Binalong Bay art print
Print from an original watercolour by Sue Holm. This high quality archival print in A4 size within an A3 mount and ready to into the A3 size frame of your choice.
Binalong Bay jigsaw puzzle
The white sand beaches, turquoise waters and bands of orange lichen on the rocks make the Bay of Fires on Tasmania’s east coast a renowned beauty spot. This is at Binalong Bay at the southern end of larapuna (Bay of … Continued
Bonnet Island large art print
Print from an original watercolour by Sue Holm. This high quality archival print in A4 size within an A3 mount and ready to into the A3 size frame of your choice.
Burnie APPM paper mill
A fine art print from the original artwork. Mounted and ready to frame. Fits standard A3 frame.
Colourful Garden
Cornelian Bay art print
Print from an original watercolour by Sue Holm. This high quality archival print in A4 size within an A3 mount and ready to into the A3 size frame of your choice.
Cornelian Bay Boathouses jigsaw
Cornelian Bay lies just north of the Queen’s Domain, in Hobart. A shore lined with colourful boathouses, and the bay offers safe anchorage for yachts. Soon after the first settlement in 1804, it became the Government Farm, supplying fresh vegetables for … Continued