Titles | Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoos In Banksia Tree and Gum & Galah

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo | As you walk by the pine grove, you hear things falling before you see the sea of chewed pinecones on the ground. At the top of the canopy, a Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo pauses briefly, tilting skyward, as if listening for something beyond our knowing. You watch from a distance admiring its hopeful pose. The moment feels sacred, a mix of ancient story and fragile present. This painting holds that hope, the steady resilience of the wild.

Gum and Galah | The canopy above shifts in the breeze, gum leaves cascading like a waterfall of green and silver. A Galah sits among them, feathers flushed with pink, grace in stillness, a kind of kinship with the leaves. This work celebrates unexpected moments in the bush, the kind you only feel when you’ve stopped to look up.

Materials | museum grade fine art archival print using non-toxic archival inks on acid free cotton fibre rag, 308 gsm

Size | 6 x 8” / 15.2 x 20.3 cm

Printed | in Australia

Extra | Each print individually signed and unframed. These do not come in a box as photos indicative only.

Photography courtesy of the artists - Outer Island; rest in situ by Anne Masters