Busy few months
I have not posted here for some time and thought it best to keep my records up to date. Last month was a busy time balancing fighting off a dose … Continue reading
Bendigo Suburbia Native flora
Very happy how my suburban native flora looks on this lovely cotton from Nextstate printing. Not sure how to use it yet, ideas swirling away!
Flora and Fauna fabric brooches
Available NOW from the Bendigo Pottery. As well as the Visitor Information Centre Bendigo.
Whipstick is Pure Gold in winter
A little video in motion… https://vimeo.com/351945107?activityReferer=1
Hand colouring with thread and other sewing
Being an artist is a broad term, but for me I start my art with a photograph and then decide how it is to be used. My return to hand … Continue reading
Bendigo Tramways supports local artist
Thrilled to announce that the Bendigo Tramways are supporting me by selling my art…
ART “OFF THE WALL”
Available at the Bendigo Tourist Information Centre, Pall Mall Bendigo. Original art created from my photography of local flora.
Eucy scarf in silk crepe de chine
I have been wanting to create this silk crepe de chine scarf for some time, one for me and one to exhibit and sell. The design some of you may … Continue reading
Nothing like being told all your work SOLD!
Went to Castlemaine market building today and discovered that all three of my works in the current exhibition have sold, so really excited. #CastlemaineMarket #CastlemaineWinterExhibition #SharonGreenawayArtist #SoldWorks
Write unto art trail, Bendigo to Heathcote
I was at the launch of this trail, second year in the making. Tremendous amount of work from all involved, lead by artist Mari Li Donni. I have a WearableArt … Continue reading
Winter eucalyptus
I was a bit saddened as well as joyous yesterday when I said goodbye to this beauty when it sold at the Australian native plant society annual show. This mixed … Continue reading
Hand embroidered flora
Using my new embroidery hoop I have been thread colouring a new piece, featuring a favourite flower from the Bendigo region- the common (although I don’t think it is at … Continue reading
