Amy gibbs

AMY GIBBS - AUSTRALIAN ARTIST & DESIGNER on Instagram: "I’ll let you in on a little secret about this artwork… It’s actually a re-work. Yep, it had been for sale for about 6 months with no movement. This didn’t bother me, what bothered me is that I knew I wasn’t feeling 100% happy with it. So I got it back, painted over half of it and now it’s a new piece. Full of colour, life and vibrancy - a piece I’m proud of! Moral of this story is; make sure you put out work you’re proud of. Work isn’t…

Showcasing Australian Flora through colour, texture and pattern. Original artworks, prints and tech accessories available to shop.

PAPERPrinted on 310gsm fine art paper with archival inksLimited to 150 editions across all sizesPaper prints include a small white border which features artist signatureUnframed print comes rolled in mail tubeFraming option comes with a glass (Metro areas only) or Perspex face and oak, black or white frameCertificate of Authenticity provided upon requestFREE SHIPPING AUS-WIDEINTL shipping available on UNFRAMED prints onlyCANVASPrinted on 378gsm art canvas with archival inksLimited to 150…

AMY GIBBS - AUSTRALIAN ARTIST & DESIGNER on Instagram: "These 3 colourful babes are off to @jumbledonline HQ in Orange just in time for your Chrissy shopping!! 🍊🎅🏼 I probably sound like a broken record, but seriously, art is the best gift! Such a wonderful keepsake that can adorn your walls forever and even become a family heirloom 🫶🏻 I’m all about direct hints when it comes to presents (I have no choice with my husband😆) so send this post to your significant other if these are on…

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The book of Genesis places man at the head of creation, but makes it clear that he is dependent on nature for his continued existence. In spite of the technology which makes possible synthetic food, clothing and shelter, the human species is still, primarily, a hunter and gatherer of food. Plants must be identified and processed, animals tamed and brought into subjection for the welfare of society. Small wonder that the educators of the nineteenth century emphasised the need for a knowledge…