klaaske | DESIGN/ILLUSTRATION

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How to to depict the ever-changing shapes, light and movement of the spectacular? Here they are these enduring tees, growing, protecting and exhuberant.
ink on rice paper $100 each

Vegetation Fortescue Bay

These trees live next to the Beach, fringing the coast and sheltering the campsite behind, thier beautiful shapes changing in the light.
$100 each

Vegetation Fortescue Bay

1 of of 12 variations

Fortescue Bay Lagoon and Headlands

The Lagoon behingd the beach sometimes breaks it's banks after rain and runs into the ocean. Thie resilient salt resistant foliage fringing the sand. Ten attempts to capture this beauty each one true in its own way
Ink on rice paper $100 each

Fortescue Bay Lagoon and Headland

1 of 10 variations

Metaverse scroll

watercolour
$50 each

Tassie Peaks with car bonnet

Florentine Peak Maydena and St Patricks Head, Fingal valley, in Tasmania Peaks suddenly apear, often it is unclear what their name is and where they are, mostly viewed through power lines whilst travelling in our safety bubble cars.
Watercolour $100

Night Fishing (sold)

Nothing caught, night time beach fishing for gummy sharks NE Tasmania
Acrylic on canvas
$300

Get Uncomfortable

The classic Tassie Blackwood chair deconstructed. We need to get uncomfortable to keep world peace, save the environment, stay healthy...but nobody likes it. no mass produced furniture reached Hobat for many years so local furniture production was large and still circulate. Take a seat and try them out, one is more uncomfortable then the other, choose your level.
Blackwood chairs circa 1920
$200 each

Alum cliffs Chatterbox

Multi media Installation
Walking along this track conversation is great, water views remains largely hidden behind trees,
$500

Queensland floods, heroes, watercolour art and design

Metaverse scroll ....guided the horses to higher ground

Out of suffering rise the heroes through our news feed, photographed in their moment of sacrifice and kindness. The beauty of the water with greens and blues and the athletic back of the horseman are reminiscent of cossacks, the man from snowy river, WW1 soldiers in Egypt and heroes of our cultures.
Many heroes are hidden their stories never told the visually most striking become symbolic of all. We love them.

watercolour $50

Metaverse. scroll We have found a suitable Location

FB community group post, the ridiculous...
$50

Wooden Bookcase

what is this>

Metaverse scroll $123 Sandstone I split the rock I felled the tree

"I am he
who paved the way,
that you might walk
at your ease to-day.

I was the conscript
sent to hell
to make in the desert
the living well.

I bore the heat,
I blazed the track-
furrowed and bloody
upon my back.

I split the rock;
I felled the tree:
The nation was-
Because of me!

shame on the mouth
that would deny
the knotted hands
that set us high!"

Dame Mary Gilmore’s poem (around 1900) reflecting values of the time, The ‘knotted hands’ work largly destroyed in embarassment of the convict past but remnants still a possible investment on Facebook marketplace. or a practical solution for landscaping.
$50

Metaverse scroll Seagull Chippie (sold)

$50

Metaverse scroll Finance

Australian Dollar against the greenback begin of the pandemic ABC news

$50

Ink on Rice paper works capture the dramatic rugged beauty of Tasmania’s Bays and Headlands. By exhibiting multiple versions of in situ ink sketches the viewer can experience the variable nature of being in the wilderness. Humans create a framework order through which to understand. Within this there are the variations, always changing and creating a rythm and meaning, in the physical and virtual worlds.

The metaverse scroll depicts our social media world, a valuable and mysterious tool to understanding and connecting, needing to be deciphered, our value hierachy assigned and projected onto images at speed.