Early one winter morning on the Amy Gillett Bikeway, near Charleston, as the sun was beginning to burn off the fog.
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Category Archives: Latest Works
These pictures have been added in the last couple of weeks. Tell me what you think – or not.
Parachilna Creek
Watercolour. Image size approx. 26cms. x 36cms.
Framed size approx. 45cms. x 56cms.
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Quorn Railway Station
Watercolour. Image size approx. 26cms x 36cms,
Framed size, approx. 45cms x 56cms.
Yongala Garage
Image size approx. 26cms x 36cms.
Inc. frame, approx. 45cms. x 56cms.
Black Rock, Stationmaster’s House
Black Rock is another of those mid-Northern towns in South Australia that declined almost to nothing when the railway disappeared in the late 20th century. But then, Black Rock was never more than tiny.
Pencil drawing. Image size 17cms x 26cms. Framed size 34cms x 44cms.
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Quorn, Engine Shed
Quorn, still a railway town in the mid-North of South Australia, is home to the Pichi-Richi Historic Railway. The Engine Shed was used as such in the heyday of railways here, when through-trains could carry passengers as far North as Alice Springs.
Pencil drawing. Image size approx. 18cms x 24cms
Framed size approx. 35cms x 41cms.
Yongala, Little Shop
One of many small shops in this tiny town, no longer used as a shop but maybe as part of someone’s residence.
Pencil drawing. Image size approx. 18cms x 24cms
Framed size approx. 34cms x 41cms.
Yongala, Mason’s Shop
Yongala is a tiny town in the mid-North of South Australia, reputed to be the coldest spot in the State, where only the pub and one shop still trade. This shop is owned and lived-in by a stone-mason.
Pencil drawing. Image size approx. 17cms x 26cms.
Framed size approx. 34cms x 41cms
Hampton Cellar
The ruined village of Hampton lies just outside Burra, one of the world’s most productive copper mines in the late 19th / early 20th centuries. The last resident left Hampton in the 1970’s.
Pencil drawing. Image size approx. 17cms x 26cms.
Framed size approx. 35cms x 41cms.
Peterborough Property
This is the largest watercolour I’ve done so far, at slightly more than 160 cms. long and 84cms. high. It’s a view of a sheep grazing property a few kilometres North-East of Peterborough, South Australia, showing the typical red soil and dry grass of the area. I love this countryside, and so it was a pleasure to paint.
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