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FINE ART PRINTS
AUSTRALIAN WALL ART WITH A HINT OF NOSTALGIA
Carmen is a still life and botanical artist based in Sydney, Australia. Her artworks are inspired by fond memories of home and are hand drawn with coloured pencils.
They are print to order in her studio using 100% textured cotton rag, 310gsm museum grade fine art paper.
Custom framing or minimalist hanger options are also available making your art buying process simple.
SET OF 2 WALL ART
BREAKFAST STAPLES
The breakfast staple of every Australian home. A slice of perfectly buttered Vegemite toast and a glass of Milo with a generous sprinkling on top.
FINE ART PRINT
NONNA'S GARDEN
Inspired by a passion for food and family recipes passed down through generations. This art print celebrates every ingredient a nonna requires to make her favourite recipe.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
We are in love with this print. It brightens the room beautifully. We have gotten so many comments on it already. The prints were sent with care and a thoughtful touch. Very happy and will definitely get more.
Customer Reviews
What a lovely print the artwork is so delicate with the light colours they still stand out like a vibrant painting but with such soft mellow tones and the drawing and paintwork done by Carmen are absolutely gorgeous.
Customer Reviews
These photos do not do Carmen's work justice. This piece, as well as the other two I ordered, is absolutely divine. They exceeded my expectations. The paper and print quality is outstanding, and the attention to detail is magnificent without loosing that lovely soft feeling each of her artwork has.
THE JOURNAL
2023 Lane Cove Art Award Finalist
I'm pleased to announce that my artwork "5 Miles from Gundagai" is a finalist in the 2023 Lane Cove Art Award. This renowned art competition has been going strong for 58 incredible years, and it's an absolute honour to be among the finalists.
Featured in the Colored Pencil Magazine
"My work is inspired by the small moments of happiness and nostalgia that often go unnoticed in our busy lives. Whether it's a favourite childhood toy or a simple item like a jam jar, I try to capture the emotional connection that people have with these objects and showcase their beauty in unexpected ways."
Introducing Same Same But Different
As an artist, I find inspiration in my personal experiences. This kitchen art print is a tribute to the beauty of cultural diversity that I witnessed during my family's weekend rituals at yum cha. As a child, I was fascinated by the subtle differences I noticed, like soft drinks being available and the etiquette of picking up food with my hands.
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