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Monthly Archives: August 2021

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Bright sunlight forms patterns on the floor.

Sunny Veranda

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins19 August 2021

The wide, sunny, Queensland veranda is one of the treasures of living in this state. The sunny verandas make a perfect with our warm winters. A cane chair, a cushion and a book complete the scene!

Stage 7 the finished painting.

Painting Nasturtiums

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins12 August 2021

A series of photographs reveal the stages of a nasturtium painting on its journey to completion.

A portable milking machine is used to milk the competition cows.

Ekka

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins4 August 2021

The Brisbane agricultural show is an old and well loved Queensland institution known locally as the Ekka. The quieter parts of the show provide good material for paintings.

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