Hopkins River Mouth I, Warrnambool (portrait orientation)

Hopkins River Mouth I, Warrnambool (portrait orientation)The features of the Hopkins River Mouth utterly change over days, sometimes just hours due to the amount of shifting sand, the rough seas molding and smashing from one direction and the flood waters pouring from the other. Sometimes you can see huge rocks looming in the river and sometimes none. They are submerged by sand. The combination of the dynamic landscape, hugely varying colours and often extreme weather patterns makes for a fascinating and

This one is for the people out there who love dramatic skies

Fine art prints are available of Stingray Bay - click here

it was these gorgeous polar bears that made me put paintbrush to paper

tranquil lakes

Can you spot the penguins and maremmas

down a path and up some old wooden steps woven with overhanging trees

Traditionally known as Men's Pool (the ladies' beach was the other side of the cliff)

This is a really fun jigsaw and a bit more of a challenge than the others as it has several separate areas of the same colour

going at your own pace - you can stop and start the video and re-watch it as many times as you like

In this piece

- Acrylic on canvas

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