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Mum always said that when she was a little girl, Grandma made sure that the girls brushed their hair 100 times before bed!
oil on panel
61cm x 91cm
This original artwork is still available for purchase.
Invest in my art….watch your purchase gain in value as it adorns your wall. Just Bubble mail me and ask how easy it can be to own this original painting by Cary McAulay
OR BUY A FRAMED PRINT
Two interesting points to remember…
1 ) As my originals sell more and more, the prices for my original artworks increases in value! This means that the framed print that you buy of my artwork will also gain in value!
2) I will be working every day at making this a certainty by continuing to create this art form that defines my artistic life!
Invest in my art….watch your purchase gain in value as it adorns your wall.
Cary drew in biro from the age of 4 until his first oil painting at the age of 16. With the strong foundation of the values of drawing when he began painting there was an explosion of bright colour in his art. The creative flood-gates had opened! Cary has won many Art Awards all over Australia, ranging from The Portland Art Prize and more recently the Bendemeer Art Prize (twice).
“With my art, I focus on the beauty of our environment and our effect we have upon the natural world.”
Comments
So relaxing….! great work as usual!
Thanks for stopping by again Sandra! I’m glad you like it.;-)
– Cary McAulay
Wow! I LOVE the textures, particularly her nightdress and the bedding.
Thanks Kerry….yes I enjoyed this ones challenges! ;-)
– Cary McAulay
Wonderful childhood scene in your fabulous pinks, blues, and purples!
Thanks Seth,,,, I was going for a bit of a glow!
– Cary McAulay
OMG!!!!! 1OO times b4 bed!!!!!! Were they preparing for a Miss. Beauty competition!! I just love eveyting in this work !!! Fav.
Thanks Jalal… ;-)
– Cary McAulay
I think it was in the days when hair was not washed too often. The brushing spread the natural oils and took out the dust. If you don’t wash your hair for about 6 weeks and brush it, it goes back to being normal, like a cat’s fur ( or so I’m told). Great painting.
Thanks …and ‘Meow’
– Cary McAulay