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Two boats are tied up under the mangroves at low tide.

Boats

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins31 May 2022

I have long been interested in sketching and painting all kind of boats, particularly working boats and boats being worked on.

A glass vase of white flowers with Blue and White china.

Log Cabin

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins20 May 2022

Love, persistence skill and care go into the making of Log Cabin quilts, and these still life paintings are an attempt to catch a little of the spirit that is sewn in to these fabrics.

Cows and chickens share the shade of a tree.

Cows

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins10 May 2022

Cows are a feature of many Queensland farms. They are easy to sketch and lend a character of their own to paintings of Queensland.

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