Hopkins River Mouth II, Warrnambool (landscape orientation)

Hopkins River Mouth II, Warrnambool (landscape 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

When you get your first good view and you can see the ocean is in full glory with clean

Therefore even more enjoyable

- 500mm x 800mm

What a sight looking back over Lady Bay

Can you spot the penguins and maremmas

This mini workshop on how to paint the coastal vegetation is the perfect relaxing and enjoyable treat for you

St John's church to represent religion and of course

- to keep this print's integrity it needs to be framed behind glass and preferably kept out of direct sunlight

I hope this video will encourage you to purchase the next chapters: How To Paint The Sea and How To Paint Coastal Vegetation

cut out the pictures and frame them or use them in kids' art

The features of the Hopkins River Mouth utterly change over days

the interior is packed full of wildlife - emus