Aussie Bush Paintings

For paintings of the Australian bush.

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Featured Work

Cameron Fall Tamborine Mountain by ginnymac

Acrylic on canvas Painting. Looking face on to the falls. / Original Paining for sale Framed 1mtre x 1 metre $2000 au / Tamborine National Park Qld / /
Ember Sky by Ron Moss

Watercolour and Ink
And Then There Was Dusk by Carmen Cilliers

Acrylic on Canvas. 90×120cm. Finally, my finished piece… it’s on a truck off to Karratha for the Cossack Awards Exhibition. Imagine if a mining company like Rio Tinto bought it? Anyway, to all those that patiently watched it unfold in my journal… here is the final image. Unfortunately not the best photograph, too much light reflection, oh well, I am just happy it’s finished so I can move on to something else. Enjoy, and thanks for commenting : ) Carmen
Warrumbungle National Park by ginnymac

My latest Painting oil on canvas 102×76 cm / Passion is camping in this magnificiet national park, painting scenes en plein air watching the kangaroos and emus, .birds just strolling and flying about, nice hot sunny days, relaxing in a caravan at lunch with a hot coffee and luch cooked on the bbq ’s supplied at the park.passion! / Happy to be alive and well enough to travel to see the magnifcient australian bush
Jamison Valley Katoomba by robert murray

this is an oil painting I just finished this morning I hope you like it..oil on stretched canvas size 30×40 cms
The only way to open a can of worms by tank

oil on canvas / 2007
Cradle Mtn Tasmania by Ingrid Russell

Acrylic on stretched canvas / 76.2×101.6
Tree Line by Karsten Stier

“Tree Line” is about simplifying the landscape and focusing mainly on the procession of trees as they line themselves up along the top of a hill. Their shadows running down the hillside lets your own imagination fill in the details… / Real gravel has been incorporated to enhance the impression of the surrounding rocks, and their shadows Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 66 X 22 inches / 168 X 56 cm Original : / $2000 AU – excluding p&p from Melbourne, Australia / contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / ......................................................................................
Evening Light-Painting by SharonD

Acrylic paint on board.
Shadow valley by colbrown

shadow valley acrylic on board this painting inspired by image seen on tv / programe location unknown and painted from memory the deep violet shadows / caught my attention

Recent Work

Kangaroo Flat Railway Station by colbrown

This is the Kangaroo Flat railway tation referenced from a photograph taken before its re opening as a functioning station.
Writing

Col on Show at Kangaroo Flat....…Col will have entries in a local art show, the Inaugural Winter Art Show, at / St. Marys Anglican Hall, 195 High Street, Kangaroo Flat. / ...

Col will have entries in a local art show, the Inaugural Winter Art Show, at / St. Marys Anglican Hall, 195 High Street, Kangaroo Flat. / July 25th to July 27th this coming weekend. Would love to hear from any bubblers in the area, as this is our local area. Also there is an art show for the Otis foundation, same weekend, at the Kangaroo Flat Leisure centre. Regards, Heather
Cameron Fall Tamborine Mountain by ginnymac

Acrylic on canvas Painting. Looking face on to the falls. / Original Paining for sale Framed 1mtre x 1 metre $2000 au / Tamborine National Park Qld / /
Glorious Gums by colbrown

Oil Painting on board. Framed size 100cm x 80cm. / Referenced from photographs of many beautiful gum trees along the Sutton Grange /Bendigo Road. /
The Tractor Factor by kimbaross

This one is an old oil pastel on paper. It is based on my dad on the Fordson Tractor driving around the farm a grew up on in North Eastern Victoria.
Billy's Rainforest - Collagraph/Relief Print by BillyLee

This is a print, originally a collagraph, made with foam board, paper cut - / outs…and glue…all put on the board and then shallaced. However after a complete day in the print room all I had left to show was 5 OK prints. (In A1 Size) / The foam board was too soft to print what I wanted. So, there is never a dull print I say…I re-inked the board with Graphic Block Ink and rolled it up with a huge roller in the colour black. Than I placed the board onto the press with the previous prints. So now I have a collagraph/relief print.... the result…was….five amazing prints…that once framed up and under glass are going to look mmmmmmm superb..! If I do say so myself! Yipea! Love that print room….Billy
Eucalypts of the south west by Hemalata

Acrylic on canvas
Moving the Mob by Karen Stanton

Oil on board I captured this moment on the back of the motorbike with my Dad, he was shifting sheep back into a paddock after being in the yards. It is always amazing to see how the dogs just instinctively know where they need to go.
Mount Keira by Jedika

Pastel on board / 1998