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My art needs your walls and vice versa.

Natalie — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 00:25:54 +0000

I’m selling a bunch of my framed original art at a discount for the rest of June! Nick and I are moving down the Gold Coast to live with his Mum and we need to raise money and minimise our possessions. In the last six months I have been on an art-making hiatus and I’m not sure when I’ll be able to return to commissions and my personal creative practice, so this is a really good opportunity to purchase some of my art work.

A photo of one of my framed paintings sitting on a window ledge. A fat woman with big hair pulls needle and thread through a doily heart on her chest.

A detail photo of a painting of a fat lady with big hair full of paisley.

A photo of embroidery in a hoop, taken on an angle. "I hope I made you cry" is embroidered in red thread, and paisley and flower shapes are embroidered in white on a white handkerchief.

A photo of two black framed drawings sitting on an outdoors staircase. Both drawings feature watercolour drips and very intricate ink drawing.

A photo of a white framed drawing sitting on a window sill. The words "Sadness rusts nibs" sit in the centre of a floral and paisley border, drawn with red ink.

All of the work for sale has featured in exhibitions in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne as well as in print publications such as Curvy. The framing is professionally done. I invest hours and hours of work in each of my pieces and hope to embellish your walls!

Fancy Lady Industries

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A new sketchbook for me

Natalie — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 04:00:28 +0000

The other week I took some time to draw for myself, an unusual occurrence in the last six months – something I’ve desperately missed. I don’t know if any of these drawings are finished just yet, but I’ll be sure to put them up in my store when they are. (Yes, store! You can buy my drawings and other things I make if you like them enough.)

I’m hoping to do a bunch of these little drawings and put them up for sale.

I got a little Moleskine sketchbook so I can doodle and experiment. I promise, it won’t be pretty at all. I have a feeling this tiny sketchbook might be experimental and journal-like.

This was inspired by an article about French women who’d rather continue smoking than give it up and possibly gain weight. You know fat hatred and fear is not about health when people would rather smoke than get fat. In English the phrase means “better dead than fat”.

Do check out my store! Some framed pieces that are currently interstate are coming back to me soon, so they will be up in time too.

Red ribbons

Natalie — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:08:50 +0000

My friend Kathleen wrote a tweet about forgetting things and tying red string around her fingers, and it inspired this image. There are so many things you have to do to remain a lady, sometimes you can tie yourself up in remembering it all.

This piece is for sale, if you’re interested in buying it please contact me with your best offer. Highest bidder wins, and I will close bids by next Wednesday 2 December.

Details: Ink, coloured pencil and watercolour on Arches Aquarelle paper, 282mm x 354mm.

Once Upon an Art Show in Sydney

Natalie — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 02:16:22 +0000

Once Upon launched last Thursday night, and by all reports it was a fantastic night in Sydney. I wish I had the cash for plane tickets down for the last week, because Happenstance were launching their second issue (which I’m in!) as well!

One of my pieces sold, but the other three are still for sale! They are all framed in gorgeous white ornate frames, I totally want to start using frames like this for my work. I love them!

If you’d like to buy some of my work (which is very affordable, go onnn) you can check out it and the work of the other participating Once Upon artists here!

Original art works now for sale on ArtFire

Natalie — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:32:11 +0000

I’ve just opened up a shop on ArtFire.com to sell my original art works. This is something I’ve been meaning to do for a long time, but I kept putting it off because I have assumed that no one will want to buy anything! I don’t want to believe that any longer! Prove me wrong and bolster my self esteem :P

I have listed eight pieces right now, but I have another three framed pieces to add as well as a bunch of drawings. All of these pieces are just taking up room in my office and I’d love to see them adopted by people who will hang them up and love them.

The other reason why I am motivated to sell my originals is because I want to start working in different media and experimenting with new things but I simply can’t afford it. If you adopt one of my drawings or paintings, you will be encouraging and prolonging my career as an artist and patronising me – in a good way, hahaha!

Go forth! Purchase some of my original art and fancy up your walls.

Illustration Friday

Natalie — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 07:41:52 +0000

I always mean to draw something for Illustration Friday but I never get beyond sketching a few ideas! This week I checked the topic and it fits with something I drew just yesterday! Horah!

Natalie Tyler, or Natalie 1, urged me to submit something to the T-shirt Revolution “Inspired by Facial Hair” challenge so I whipped this up in a few hours. I used new paper too, a Canson illustration paper, which was very nice. I found that my copics did bleed a bit, which was disappointing, but my microns behaved beautifully on it.

Own some of my original artwork!

Natalie — Mon, 05 May 2008 14:46:45 +0000

Paisley Hell – $300
504 x 609 mm

When I put these paintings up at the cafe my friend works at a lot of people online were interested in them. Fortunately for you, they didn’t sell at the cafe (I suspect people didn’t know they were for sale because my artist’s cards were removed from beneath them) and I have picked them up, so they are available directly from me now.

I will gladly ship within Australia as well as overseas, but p&h will be extra and insurance is recommended. I accept PayPal, or Direct Deposit if you have an Australian bank account. All works feature painted sides, title of piece on rear, and are signed under “N.Baird”.

Check out the other three after the jump!

Waterlogged Paisley – $300
504 x 609 mm

Fresh Paisley from the Garden – $300
504 x 609 mm

Post-Drizzle Paisley – $200
300 x 609 mm

I have another one that is almost ready in earthen browns and blues. I’ll post it when it’s finished.

Don’t forget, you can buy really affordable prints of my artwork from RedBubble!