Rachel Newling 'Regent Honeyeater with Native Flowers' sculpture he also takes from the

he also takes from the literary

as well as our memories of being young and entranced by the simple delights of ordinary life

Diana Orinda Burn’s Om is a work of deceptive intricacy

and an acclaimed landscape artist

the bandit is considered both hero and villain – a contradiction that pervades the stories of the local bushrangers

Rachel Newling 'Regent Honeyeater with Native Flowers' sculpture he also takes from theRachel Newlings Regent Honeyeater with Native Flowers celebrates the vibrant biodiversity and beauty of the Australian landscape. More than a depiction, it draws viewers into a living ecosystem where native flora and fauna intertwine. As a leading contemporary printmaker, Newling transforms the linocut into a rich study of form, colour, and texture. Each impression in this edition of 50 is printed entirely by hand using a traditional Japanese Barena