Wrighton
3 members found
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Michelle Wrighton
Australia
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Karen Wrighton
United Kingdom
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Wrighton
Australia
60 creative works found
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A rare moment of stillness captured before Gandalf decided he was not in the mood for any more modelling.
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Sunset at the Albany wind farm. Solar rays and Wind energy. The Power and Beauty of elemental forces.
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Red bush track disappearing into the dense Jarrah and Marri forest, Western Australia.
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The delicacy of a powder puff, one breath and its gone. From my Abstract Nature series.
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Yes! A wrinkle dog! Original acrylic painting of a Chinese Shar-Pei dog, 9”x12” created by Pet Portrait Artist Michelle Wrighton. Commissions welcome, please visit my Pet Portraits website for more information.
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This 9” x 12” portrait of a Bullmastiff dog waiting patiently for his master to return was created in artist colour pencils on Stonehenge paper and took over 55 hours to complete. This piece was awarded First Prize in the Painting & Drawings: Animals class at an Art Show that I entered. This image has been Featured in the Cats and Dogs (1 per day) group.
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Reproduction of an original 8”x10” acrylic painting on canvas of this regal greyhound by Pet Portrait and wildlife Artist, Michelle Wrighton. Commissions welcome, please visit Michelle Wrighton.com for more information.
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Reproduction of an original 8”x10” acrylic and pencil painting by award winning Pet Portrait Artist, Michelle Wrighton. Commissions welcome, please visit Pencilportraits.com.au for more information.
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Reproduced from the original award winning pastel and colour pencil painting created by Pet Portrait Artist, Michelle Wrighton. The original artwork was awarded second place in two local shows in which it was entered. First place in the Animals/Birds category was awarded to my Bullmastiff painting, “Waiting”. Commissions welcome, please visit Pencilportraits.com.au for more information.
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From my Abstract Nature series, created in camera with minimal to no post processing.
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The third of the West Australian ‘Jarrah’ images from my Abstract Nature series, with effects created totally in camera with minimal to no post processing.
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The second of the West Australian Jarrah images from my Abstract nature series, this image was created totally in camera with no post processing applied.
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Another one from my Abstract Nature series – images created totally in camera with minimal-to-no post processing. The challenge for me is to create a visually pleasing abstract image without resorting to using effects in my graphics program. When I do make adjustments to my abstract photography, I limit myself to minor adjustments in contrast and maybe a smidge of brightness. If the image needs anything else, it gets relegated to the discard pile!
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Another image in the Abstract Nature series – images created totally in camera with minimal-to-no post processing. This image captures the setting sunlight dancing off spirit trees in the Jarrah forest in Western Australia. This image was Featured in the Impressionist Photography group on 5 August 2009. The challenge for me with this series is to create a visually pleasing abstract image without resorting to using effects in my graphics program. When I do make adjustments to my abstract photography, I limit myself to only minor adjustments in contrast and maybe a smidge of brightness. If the image needs anything more than minor tweakings, it goes into the discard pile!
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The Tiger King is the first of three ‘up-close and personal’ Big Cat paintings in my “We Three Kings” series, the original was created in artist colour pencil on drafting film. The second in the series is the Lion King, which I have already completed, the third will be either a cheetah or a snow leopard…I havn’t yet decided which one it will be!
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The Lion King is the second of three ‘up-close and personal’ Big Cat paintings in my “We Three Kings” series, the original was created in artist colour pencil on drafting film. The first in the series is the Tiger King, and the third will be either a cheetah or a snow leopard…I havn’t yet decided which one it will be!
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Pet Portrait of a rescue Shar-Pei called Aspen. Original artwork created in artists Colour Pencil and acrylic on drafting film. The original artwork is available for sale through my art website
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Pet Portrait of Shiba-Inu “Suki”. Original artwork created with artists quality colour pencils on drafting film. For more examples of my artwork, or to commission a portrait of your favourite pet, please visit my website http://petartist.com.au
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Reproduction of my original acrylic painting of a black Labrador Retriever dog, sitting in a field of red poppies.
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Acrylic painting on canvas of ‘Moe’ a very happy Pug:) Who could resist that face!
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Reprinted from my original colour pencil painting on drafting film of our cat “Tara” The look on her face is priceless and very typical ‘Tara’ look. Tara is not your average friendly physically affectionate cat, and for good reason. Tara and her litter mates were dumped in the bush as kittens when they were 6-8 weeks old, and eight years later she still hasn’t totally overcome her mistrust of humans. Tara is quite attached to our family in her own way, she is very timid, dosn’t like to be touched or picked up. It has taken a lot of patience and gentle persistence and as long as we don’t push her to do anything she dosn’t want to do, she seems to be quite happy being close to us without being a lap cat.
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Who can resist this gorgeous Newfie puppy, bathed in the colours of the rainbow and sunshine? He’s sure to bring a smile to any dog lovers face! I really wanted to bring out the playfulness of this Newfoundland puppy and found decided that some bold and colourful pastels would be the perfect medium. This piece is a lot looser and more painterly compared to my normal highly detailed level of realism, but I certainly had fun painting it! Reproductions of this beautiful colourful and very expressive original pastel painting of a Newfoundland puppy by Michelle Wrighton.
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My beautiful big boy Tommy (Happy Knight NZ).
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Preserving the past in Photographs, “Cogs” is the first in my Rustic Relics series of subjects found in my travels through rural Western Australia.
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