by Evelyn Antonysen | Sep 14, 2017 | All Blogs, paintings of Tasmania, Tasmanian artists, Tasmanian landscape, watercolour
Cradle Mt is not Tasmania’s tallest mountain but it is an icon. Located at the Northern end of the Cradle Mt Lake St Clair National Park, the dolerite peaks tower above Lake Dove (Lake St Clair is down the Southern end of the reserve, a five day trek...
by Evelyn Antonysen | Jul 1, 2017 | All Blogs, All things Coastal, art, encaustic, painting, seascapes, Tasmanian landscape
My most frequented subject for my art over many years has been the coast. I love living on the coast. I can sit and watch the waves roll in for hours. I have painted many other subjects…. recently geological inspired works, but even that was often rocks along...
by Evelyn Antonysen | Nov 16, 2016 | All Blogs, art, painting, Tasmanian artists, Tasmanian landscape, watercolour
My Friday afternoon art class currently has primarily people who have worked in various Science fields. I too was a maths/Science teacher, so often our conversation turns to discussions related to Science and of course, art. One of the ladies, Caroline Smith, wrote...
by Evelyn Antonysen | Sep 30, 2016 | All Blogs, autumn, Exhibition, painting, seascapes, TARKINE, Tasmanian artists, Tasmanian landscape, watercolour
I have been taking my art to theTasmanian Craft Fair at Deloraine in Tasmania for more than 10 years. Although I sort of know what to do, I always find that towards the end I am coming up with heaps of ideas but not enough time to act on them. Not as many watercolours...
by Evelyn Antonysen | Sep 21, 2016 | acrylic on canvas, All Blogs, art, encaustic, Exhibition, painting, TARKINE, Tasmanian artists, watercolour
SOLD “1945” Encaustic incorporating photos (photo transfer) dad took in Hiroshima immediately after the dropping of the bomb in 1945. Also incorporated is a photo transfer of a copy of the peace treaty he was given as a witness to its signing. I do not...
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