Lulu's Evening Walk (with colouring) Ceramics She travelled regularly to China

She travelled regularly to China to buy her stock

This artwork is currently framed in a solid black timber frame with an off-white mount

The title of these prints references the history of printmaking in Japan and the ambiguous sense of space of the forms

hope and regeneration and natural renewal

partly because of trends in painting away from the figurative towards abstraction

Lulu's Evening Walk (with colouring) Ceramics She travelled regularly to ChinaSketches of plants and habitats for this lino were made by both FARSISS artists onsite in the Adelaide Hills bushland. As our work is a collaboration and our imagery includes both our homes, California animals and their habitats were also added into the landscape. We invite you to look closely and discover all the wonders of our bushland. This edition was printed by the artists in California. This is a varied edition of 6 prints.