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Dimensions 
59 x 59 inch (H*W)
150 x 150 cm (H*W)

Medium
Mixed media on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative

Description
Out under the hot sun, Rabbitwoman and Dogman baked away. Every summer they spent as much time as they could on the beach, surfing the waves, building castles, and relaxing with a good book on the sand. They always made sure they applied plenty of sunblock (they were very SunSmart) yet their skin transformed with a lovely tan. It was a golden season. 

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions 
59 x 59 inch (H*W)
150 x 150 cm (H*W)

Medium
Impasto and enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Adventure, Wildlife

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman loved riding horses, but what made it even more romantic was to mount the same horse and set off into the sunset together. As they galloped over the uneven ground, Rabbitwoman held on tightly to Dogman so she wouldn’t slide off the back during their wild ride. It was a wonderful excuse to snuggle into him. The whole ride was just full of love.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions 
53 x 53 inch (H*W)
135 x 135 cm (H*W)

Medium
Impasto and enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Adventure, Wildlife

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman couldn’t wait for summer. It meant so many wonderful days lying in the sun, playing in the waves, and feeling the exfoliation of sand between their toes. Today was one of those gorgeous days, the perfect excuse to head to the beach. Jumping in their Mini convertible they looked as hot as the sun.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions 
59 x 59 inch (H*W)
150 x 150 cm (H*W)

Medium
Mixed media on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Adventure, Romanticism

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman were always up for an adventure, and today they were exploring London on their trusty Vespa. They rode through the busy streets, smiling and chatting as they passed by the city's iconic landmarks. As they approached Big Ben, they couldn't contain their excitement and stopped for a quick photo. The majestic clock tower towered over them, its impressive size and intricate architecture making them feel awe-inspired and somehow more alive. Dogman revved the Vespa's engine, and Rabbitwoman held on tight as they sped away, feeling the wind whip through their hair. They laughed and sang along to the music blaring from the speakers as they enjoyed their big ben of a time cruising through the city, living life to the fullest.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife, Marine

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman were so excited. They had found a way to breathe underwater! Of course, they had to cast their magic spell on their beloved Vespa. The Vespa was as much a part of their adventures as they were and the best way to get around the ocean floor. This trip was something they had never experienced before, it was simply breathtaking. They passed by many amazing creatures, from starfish to seahorses. This was a hidden paradise.

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife, Botanical

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman have come to a realisation. One of the reasons that humans have become so separated from the natural world is because they have forgotten who they really are. We are all animals. We are just as much an animal as our adorable puppy best friend, as much an animal as the mighty lion who rules the pride lands. Rabbitwoman and Dogman thought that maybe if they could remind the world about this simple fact then people would want to fight for conservation. 

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife, Botanical

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman were ready. They were passionate about saving wildlife but they knew they needed more than just passion to change the world. They had been spending time gathering information, arming themselves with the knowledge to convince the most sceptical minds. Now they had the full conservation toolkit, the facts and the heart. They set out to save their friends, heading off on the most important adventure of all.

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
59 x 70.9 inch (H*W)
150 x 180 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Abstract Contemporary, Botanical, Nature, Conservation

Description
In a series of contemporary abstract style paintings, Gillie and Marc are bringing the vibrancy of the forest to canvas and the joy of nature into peoples homes. Beautiful as they are, these paintings are a little bit special. For every painting sold, the artists have pledged to plant 200 trees in real life, creating forests across the planet and healing the world.  Everyone who buys a painting or print will become a ‘Future Forest Planter’ and will be provided with a certificate with the amount of trees they have planted.

Artwork Features
Abstract art is one of the freest styles, a style where the artists are not bound by the limitations of reality and can let their imaginations and emotions run wild. In their first abstract collection, Gillie and Marc have created a wonderland of colour, creating scenes of the world around them in a way that transcends the traditional. Inspired by the great abstract artists such as the Delaunays, Kline, and Kandinsky, Gillie and Marc have evoked a celebration of colour and joy, showcasing their emotions in a vibrant scene that is both beautiful and unique.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Satsuma was named by @wimmerl2019 because it is a beautiful, Japanese orange citrus fruit.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Ba Bennu was named by Ana Maglena and is based off of the Egyptian correspondence to the Phoenix, and is said to be the soul of the Sun God Ra.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Harmony was named by Nuin Kriley.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Catalani was named by @Schaughan.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions

Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Snugglepot was named by @BlaisJenni.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Touli was named by Jo Mark after her daughter.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Robin was named by @joey_jw8532 after his grandmother who passed away.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Navel was named by Nat Hygge.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Clover was named by @berts.backyard.scruffy.patch to send all the hope and luck in saving these gorgeous parrots.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Frida was named by Nyree Phil.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Pepper was named by Sandy Scaunich.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Lindo was named by @Collectivefound and means beautiful in Spanish.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Kaleidoscope was named by @Jubes_jam_oz.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
King Khurama was named by @Cathartic2104 and means persimmon in Hindi.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Flannigan was named by @Coastalclotheslines.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Connie was named by @whippetgood1 and means "creating a connection".

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Graham was named by Heni Hart.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Chorus was named by @Ceeteekayess who quotes, "something performed, sung, or uttered simultaneously or unanimously by a number of persons or animals".

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Malin was named by @bjwanderlust and means "strong little warrior".

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Cee-Cee was named by @Pearlheartsbella after her bird best friend who passed away.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Enrique was named by @pups_waffles_with_maple_syrup after the singer.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Alphonse was named by @Mamavictorious who quotes "Black is the colour of bondage, blue is the past, yellow the joyous present, orange the glorious future."

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Dido was named by @Budgerigardner.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Liberty was named by @MonsieurBruceAlmighty.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Jewelchic was named by @Jewelchic.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Latham was named by Michelle Ashley-Emille after the explorer who noticed and documented them.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Melly was named by Tamara Kelly and is short for Melaleuca.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Aureus was named by Thelma Ann Ellis because it's the Latin word for "orange".

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions

Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Paulie was named by Kelvin James.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Amatus was named by Kelly Shaw.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Pegasus was named by Christine Sullivan.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Tutti Frutti was named by Janelle Comrie.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Ozzie was named by Pamela Stoves because he's an "Aussie parrot".

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Eleasha was named by Deborah Bradley after her late daughter who loved birds.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Christine was named after Christine Milne who has been working on restoring the parrot's habitat.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Bob was named after Bob Brown who has been working on restoring the parrot's habitat.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Rainbow was named by Sue Niblett.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Sunny Boy was named by Lisa Nichols.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Sunshine was named by Kerrie Reichart.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Essence was named by Yvonne Pettis.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Bella was named by Bel Walker.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Carrot was named by Damian Cowan.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions

Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Kalimna was named by Kirina Blackaby and means "beautiful" in Aboriginal language.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Tass was named by Vicki Morrow after Tasmania where these beautiful birds migrate.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions

Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Boody was named by Judi Walker after her mother who hand-fed birds.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Destiny was named by Ollie Young.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Marmalade was named by Barbara Johnson.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Price
$980 with FREE SHIPPING

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Zowie was named by Katrina Lee Miller to express her bright and colourful nature.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Percy was named by Julie.

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
Canvas Size
19.7inch x 1.8inch x 19.7inch (H*L*W)
50cm x 4.5cm x 50cm (H*L*W)
Framed Size
20.9inch x 2.2inch x 20.9inch (H*LW) 3.7lbs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)
53cm x 5.5cm x 53cm (H*L*W) 1.7kgs (including Tasmanian Oak frame)

Medium
Acrylic, impasto and oil pastel on canvas

Style
Contemporary Figurative, Wildlife

Description
Clementine was named by Karen Bauerle because of of their beautiful, orange citrus colour. 

In a groundbreaking work of contemporary art Gillie and Marc are giving us a rare glimpse into what extinction looks like. With a close up of Australia’s most threatened bird and one of the world’s rarest parrots, the orange-bellied parrot, this unique form of conservation lets us see the last 50 wild individuals left on the planet with a beautiful close up.

“It can be difficult to imagine what extinction looks like so we wanted to create a work that would help the public visually understand what this means,” explains Gillie.

With 50 stunning paintings, the artists have captured the dwindling numbers of this endangered parrot in a series that can all fit on one wall. It is a sobering exhibit to help bring understanding to this important issue and inspire conservation.

Artwork Features
The iconic style of Gillie and Marc’s Thick Texture Paintings provide the tangible dimensions of a sculpture with the convenient spatial simplicity of a painting. Multiple layers of impasto are mixed with the paint. With each piece, Gillie and Marc are sharing a part of their unique experience through choppy brushstrokes and captivating visuals that create a harmonious image that is more than just a painting. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on wood

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative Painting, Romanticism

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman were true Brits. They loved living in London, cycling around the busy streets, soaking in all the history, and flourishing with all the diversity in this melting pot of a place. They also loved how eager their fellow people were when they were told about conservation projects. They knew that the English had a heart of gold and were happy to help all the animals in need if it was brought to their attention. Rabbitwoman and Dogman made it their mission to bring the story of as many animals to the UK as possible and see them flourish.

Artwork Features
Gillie and Marc’s latest work is an exciting explosion between their painting and sculpture. With a love for both 2D and 3D work they have created a unique style of work which are in essence sculptured paintings.

Gillie and Marc spent a lot of their early creative life in Ubud, Bali. This was the home of painted wood carvings. They began to collect many Balinese wood carvings and learned how to artistically paint wood. Over the years they experimented in relief woodcuts looking to give it a contemporary feel. Much of their inspiration is looking at traditional art forms like bronze sculpture and wood carving and then creating ways to make it contemporary.

They are excited and proud to introduce their latest and favourite collection “Woodcut POP". These are carved wooden panels primed and sealed and then painted with a pop gloss enamel. These vibrant and exciting works allow the 2D paintings to fly off the wall giving excitement and dimension to wall art. Rabbitgirl and Dogman literally pop off the wall in a 3D effect. The modern explosion of colour and vibrancy is contemporary art at its cutting edge.

Galleries, collectors and corporates across the globe have already fallen in love with Woodcut POP with 10 major commissions now in progress.

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the wood. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on wood

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative Painting, Romanticism

Description
Their hearts were so full of love for each other they could practically feel the butterflies exploding from their chests. They knew their love could never fade, it was far too strong for that. They wanted to tell the world how in love they were, they were so happy.

Artwork Features
Gillie and Marc’s latest work is an exciting explosion between their painting and sculpture. With a love for both 2D and 3D work they have created a unique style of work which are in essence sculptured paintings.

Gillie and Marc spent a lot of their early creative life in Ubud, Bali. This was the home of painted wood carvings. They began to collect many Balinese wood carvings and learned how to artistically paint wood. Over the years they experimented in relief woodcuts looking to give it a contemporary feel. Much of their inspiration is looking at traditional art forms like bronze sculpture and wood carving and then creating ways to make it contemporary.

They are excited and proud to introduce their latest and favourite collection “Woodcut POP". These are carved wooden panels primed and sealed and then painted with a pop gloss enamel. These vibrant and exciting works allow the 2D paintings to fly off the wall giving excitement and dimension to wall art. Rabbitgirl and Dogman literally pop off the wall in a 3D effect. The modern explosion of colour and vibrancy is contemporary art at its cutting edge.

Galleries, collectors and corporates across the globe have already fallen in love with Woodcut POP with 10 major commissions now in progress.

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the wood. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on wood

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative Painting, Romanticism

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman loved living in London. There was always so much going on, from underground art exhibitions to street performers, and so many amazing places to go shopping! The people were as brave and proud as lions and were very happy to protect the big felines too. Driving around the busy streets Rabbitwoman and Dogman felt at home and couldn’t wait to save lions with the rest of the Londoners.

Artwork Features
Gillie and Marc’s latest work is an exciting explosion between their painting and sculpture. With a love for both 2D and 3D work they have created a unique style of work which are in essence sculptured paintings.

Gillie and Marc spent a lot of their early creative life in Ubud, Bali. This was the home of painted wood carvings. They began to collect many Balinese wood carvings and learned how to artistically paint wood. Over the years they experimented in relief woodcuts looking to give it a contemporary feel. Much of their inspiration is looking at traditional art forms like bronze sculpture and wood carving and then creating ways to make it contemporary.

They are excited and proud to introduce their latest and favourite collection “Woodcut POP". These are carved wooden panels primed and sealed and then painted with a pop gloss enamel. These vibrant and exciting works allow the 2D paintings to fly off the wall giving excitement and dimension to wall art. Rabbitgirl and Dogman literally pop off the wall in a 3D effect. The modern explosion of colour and vibrancy is contemporary art at its cutting edge.

Galleries, collectors and corporates across the globe have already fallen in love with Woodcut POP with 10 major commissions now in progress.

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the wood. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative, Romanticism

Description
Rabbitwoman and Dogman were original thinkers. They always managed to find themselves in the most surprising situations because they weren’t afraid to think outside the box and give anything a go. While some people enjoyed riding horses, Rabbitwoman and Dogman liked to ride many different animals, even a flamingo (but only if they’re willing of course!)

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative, Romanticism

Description
Every moment that Rabbitwoman and Dogman spent together was paradise. Somehow they managed to make everything fun, even the most mundane parts of day to day life. Commuting into work was never a chore for them, it was an adventure in tandem. They loved every moment of life because the other made it so much brighter.

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative, Romanticism

Description
Everything they did, they did together. Rabbitwoman and Dogman loved spending time together so much that they never wanted to be apart. They knew they could do things alone but it wasn’t nearly as much fun! And being together had another perk, it seemed to make the whole world shine golden bright and become filled with the love they had for each other.

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
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Dimensions
47.2 x 35.4 inch (H*W)
120 x 90 cm (H*W)

Medium
Enamel on canvas 

Style
Contemporary Pop Art, Figurative, Romanticism

Description
Flowers make everything a little bit more wonderful. They are filled with colour, fragrance, and positivity and can make every space seem a little bit brighter. Rabbitwoman and Dogman loved flowers so much they made sure they had them in every room. This morning they began their day by smelling the roses, a rich scent that sent them on their way with a light heart and a beautiful view of the world.

Artwork Features
The purest example of the artist’s freehand work, Gillie and Marc’s ‘Contemporary Line & Stencil Paintings’ are a stunning series that pairs unashamedly bold colors with deep black line work to form intimate moments featuring their signature alter egos, endangered wildlife and more. The carefully selected vivid colors and unmistakable imagery means no two pieces are alike and can have multiple meanings the more they are viewed. Gillie and Marc paint each unique canvas side-by-side ensuring love is engrained in every brushstroke of each one-of-a-kind work of art. Recently inspired by the pop style of Andy Warhol and the iconic stencils of street artists Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, Gillie and Marc expanded their collection with the edgy addition of using spray paint stencils on their canvases. The stark contrast of bright colors beneath a dark stencil breathes life into this limited series, embodying Gillie and Marc’s philosophy of the importance of accessible art by playfully bringing the street to the canvas.

Please note: All canvases come stretched and ready to hang, however if you would like your painting to be framed, Gillie and Marc are happy to provide this service for you at your request. For framing enquiries please email us. 

Care Instructions
It is important to keep your painting out of direct sunlight and not to lean anything against the surface of the canvas. If it gets dusty, it can be cleaned with a soft dry cloth.

Shipping, Returns and Refunds
Please visit this page to learn all about our policies. > Read more