Why we love this piece *This piece is already framed in a white timber frame. Art gives something, every day. If you love it, it will transform your house into a home filled with your memories. Prints are a great way to do this. They make a statement in your home and have something to say. This is a Limited Edition print. This is an exclusive opportunity to own one of these gorgeous artworks. Once these are sold, they will not be available again. Product Description Art evokes memories. If one speaks to you, take it home, or give it to someone you love and who gets it. “Wattle”, he said, “I’ll show you wattle”. I was enchanted by the growth on the side of the road and desperate to stop and pick a bunch. “Please can we stop?” I said. “Wait” he said, “there’s better wattle soon.” We drove for days and never saw wattle any better. He apologised to me then. “Sorry, I remembered it being better further south. Once when I was a child it was better.”I thought of that often over the years, many metaphors spring to mind. Take the bird in the golden bush, it may be the best you find. Inspired by Australian natives everywhere. I painted this for a wedding present, the simplicity of the enamel cup and the arrangement makes me think of a young couple starting out. Optimistic about the simplest things, the challenge is to hold onto the simple, beautiful every day. On a 190 GSM archival paper from original artwork by Robyn Beeston. Printed in Australia. Each print comes with a story to share with the ones you love. FRAMED PRINT (Please get in touch if you would like your print framed) About Robyn The story telling artist. I am a maker; I get restless if I don't make something and I believe, someone, somewhere is making everything, so why can't l I didn't do art at school; didn't believe I had that talent. I learned this story was not true in the early 1990's and have been creating art ever since. In 2019I started a 100-day project which took my art practice to a new level of discipline and meant I had to show up every day with purpose. I enjoy humble subjects, simple items and things from our homes, and the world. In 2020 I started telling the story. In 2023 there came a book. My passion is storytelling through words and images.
