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Objects are standing on a shelf. A tablecloth which the objects are standing on hangs down in front of the shelf.

The Teapot

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins18 September 2024

I have used the same china teapot in many of my still life paintings over the years. It has been with me on my journey of discovery in this medium.

Bengal Clock Vine grows on a fence in my suburb. Even in a glass vase, the large pods will open into flowers, so painting these flowers is a journey of discovery. You are never quite sure how the final composition will look until it's finished.

Purple and Blue

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins1 February 2024

Blue and purple flowers are featured in this still life post. I grow many of these flowers for my paintings or garner them from neighbouring streets.

A plate and several other ceramic items rest on a lace doily. The lace doily hangs over the edge of the shelf.

Lace

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins2 September 2023

Making lace requires much care and skill. Fine lacework adds value and class to any object to which it is attached. I enjoy painting lace because of its ephemeral, precious values.

Vases and Blue & White china rest on a patterned cloth.

Nasturtium Still Life

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins25 January 2023

Nasturtium leaves and flowers are always a popular still life subject. They are always colourful and sometimes triffid like, giving rise to a great variety of still life paintings.

Gum blossoms and leaves in a white enamel jug.

Gum Blossoms

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins29 October 2022

Many different types of eucalypt produce flowers. These flowers lend much character to our streets and suburbs. The blossoms make beautiful subject matter for still life painting.

White camellia flowers and green leaves.

Camellias

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins3 September 2022

Camellias flower in early winter when not much else is flowering. Therefore they make great subjects for still life painting at that time of the year.

A green jug containing tibouchina flowers stands on a ruffled cloth.

Tibouchinas

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins15 August 2022

The royal purple of the tibouchina flowers beautify the streets and suburbs of Brisbane. Their rich colours can be seen almost all year round in Brisbane.

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.

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