The current design I am working on is one based around Grevillea rhyolitica - or the Deua Grevillea which is a grevillea endemic to south-eastern NSW. this has long been a favourite Grevillea of mine to photograph especially when visiting the Eurobodalla Botanic Gardens near Batemans Bay NSW. It has beautiful delicate falling red flowers.... Continue Reading →
It has been a long while since I posted on this studio diary. This is for many reasons including the ease at which Instagram & Twitter allow you to make quick updates & post images. So if you follow on Instagram or Twitter then you will see I am still working - drawing, designing, photographing... Continue Reading →
http://lynetteweir.com/ Many of my longer term blog readers will remember my old website - soulsong.com.au - I was able to build this website using a brilliant online management system that a friend had developed over 10yrs ago. Back then there was no wordpress or any other website builder you could access to build your own... Continue Reading →
Today in Australia it is ANZAC Day - a time to remember those who died & fought in all wars & conflicts but also a time to reflect on their service. I cannot imagine having to go to war. I cannot imagine having one of my son's go to war. I find it difficult to... Continue Reading →
Sorry for being 'off air' recently from my blogs & websites. I have been caring for family all year and just haven't been able to keep up to date with my websites and artwork. Hoping to get back to some art in the next couple of months 🙂 Am itching to get back to my... Continue Reading →
I was asked a little while ago about my the 'series' or 'collections' of works that I like to create, which got me thinking more about why I like working this way. My main motivation at face value was pretty simple - I like to create several smaller works that can be hung or presented... Continue Reading →
The Gymea Lily is an iconic Sydney wildflower and was a favourite of mine when I roamed around the bushland of Loftus growing up. The tall flower spike with the deep pinkish/red flower spike was a like a beacon and provided a great reference point when exploring. The flower spike is now used by florists... Continue Reading →
