7th August 2006
If you are in the area of Hornsby, New South Wales, and wish to view and or purchase a Cameron Mitchell
original, come along to his exhibition, you're invited!
Where: In The Picture Framing Shop
Shop 2 / 26 Florence Street
Hornsby (along side Westpac)
Contact: 9477 4455
When: Opening Night is the 17th of August from 6.oopm and the
exhibition will continue through to the 31st of August
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With the exhibition 'done and dusted', some lessons were learnt. Firstly people love ducks! The one duck painting at the exhibition
could have been sold five times over. So with this in mind check out the works in progress section as I am now painting a series of ducks.
Secondly, a series of limited edition giclée prints are now available for purchase and these will be listed in the gallery page.
Cam
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If you are in the area of Hornsby, New South Wales, and wish to view and or purchase either one of Cameron's paintings'
or even pick up a print, come along to his exhibition, you're invited!
Where: In The Picture Framing Shop
Shop 2 / 26 Florence Street
Hornsby (along side Westpac)
Contact: 9477 4455
When: Opening Night is the 6th of October from 6.oopm and the
exhibition will continue through to the 20th of October
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5th August 2005
Well, here is the first entry in the "news" section. The idea is to update this section regularly, or as exciting events occur. So with that in mind, the last few weeks I have been exceedingly busy with an up-coming exhibition.Working on a series of large scale canvases, I've based the landscapes on the rainforest at Dorrigo, on Australia's east coast. Added to this I'm also painting a series of smaller paintings depicting birds.
As all the paintings are finished they will make a appearence in the "gallery" section. Some of these artworks will also be available as limited edition prints, but more on that at a later stage. Also, check out the "works in progress" section as in the next few weeks I'll be posting a "how I painted that!" article. So take a walk through the Aviary, and visit regularly.
Cam