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Landscape

John Braben
Late Afternnon Sunlight Over Lake

Acrylic

In this painting I have tried to capture the fleeting moment when the late afternoon sun lights up elements of the landscape to dramatic effect. Here it's the paperbark trees at the end of the lake at Underwood Park.

Size: 93 × 53 cm

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About John Braben

John Braben is originally from UK where he graduated from Wallasey College of Art after completing 4 years full-time study. After a brief stint teaching basic drawing and painting John moved into the commercial world to work as a graphic designer/visualiser.

John and his family moved to Brisbane in 1973 where has enjoyed a successful career as a designer, illustrator and design director in book publishing, design and advertising. He paints mostly local landscapes and cityscapes. His technique is painterly and the painting process multi-layered, intuitive and fluid with a strong accent on colour and tone, light and shade.