ACRYLICS    

Broome Mangroves

Carmel Mission

Broome Coastline

Coolah Road

Nancy's Walk

Hard Rock Cafe

Rock My World

Back Road

My Garden View

Sunstruck

Blue Mountains View

Blue Mountains Rockface II

Wolgan Valley I

Wolgan Valley II

Dusk Series II - Sparkle on the Dam

Dusk Series IV - My Road

Golden Trees

Dusk Series I - Heading Home

Sunset Series III - Across the Valley

Blue Mountains Scrub

Balzer Point Lookout - Blue Mountains

Blue Mountains Rockface I

Georgie's Wisteria

Ocean Rockpool

Lifesaver's Hut

Storm Sentry

Poplars Ziggin' at the Zag

Lake Como Village

Hills of Mudgee

Hawkesbury Reflections

A Good Vintage

Golden Lillies

One Hump or Two

I primarily use Golden Acrylics for their incredibly rich pure pigments and amazing versatility ~ including Fluids, Heavy Body and Opens depending on the situation and which particular techniques and effects are needed. When painting with Liquids, I like to thin them down with water and use them in the same way you would paint watercolour. The only disadvantage is that they don't lift like a watercolour paint will.

I use the Heavy Body paint when layering and get fast results, especially to create impasto texture, capitalizing on the fast drying nature of the paint.  Painting en Plein air (outdoors) I use the OPEN range of paint ~ it stays wet and workable for days and can keep it in an airtight container with a wet sponge to keep the moisture in my palette for weeks at a time.  It is my favourite paint to travel with and does not need turps, medium or other chemicals and all washes up with water!  Too easy. 

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