Coolangatta Dreaming || Fine Art Print

Description Details Care This artwork is for the person who loves spending their weekends roaming the coast hoping to soak up the sun and the waves. My new painting Coolangatta Dreaming captures the feeling of a late afternoon as the sun is starting to fade after an amazing day. Maybe it was a day of surfing, or eating fish & chips, or maybe even whale watching. My name is Eliza Rose and I’m a Brisbane artist living in the city, but I love to get away to the coast with my partner and dog to visit a place very special to me. This painting is of the spot right on the border of Queensland and NSW, and was a place I frequently visited growing up near the border. Point Danger, looking down at Snapper Rocks and Froggy Beach. The breeze from this view is amazing - as is watching kids chase bush turkeys around. My art is for you to feel nostalgia in beautiful memories - to remind you of how your favourite place feels as much as how it looks. So that when you walk past my painting in your hallway, you’ll be transported to your favourite holiday spot - a happy place, giving you a sense of peace and calm. P.S. There's a tiny portrait of myself, my partner & our dog in this painting! This is a high quality giclée reproduction of an original acrylic painting printed on museum archival quality art paper. The print comes unframed. All art prints include free shipping within Australia. Printed in Australia. Eliza Rose offers framing for pickup orders only from our Petrie Terrace studio. Please add framing as a separate item to cart. Framing can be found on this page. Made in Brisbane, Australia. Printed in-house on our beautiful giclee printer Eleanor on acid-free archival and lightly textured off-white paper. All of our cotton paper prints are inclusive of a 2cm white border and fit easily into standard frames or can be beautifully custom-framed without losing any of the image. All reproductions come without a frame. Photo is a guide of how to display art. Colour can vary between screens. Please note that the colours in the print may appear slightly different to how your screen presents it. Art prints are delicate and are to be treated with care. Avoid touching the front with your hands. Avoid leaving directly in the sun. Art prints are best protected in a frame under glass.