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Discover the unique township of Miners Rest on the brink of urban development. This comprehensive investigation utilizes authoritative resources from the National Library of Australia and Geoscience Australia, alongside local government insights. Engage in field visits capturing the stunning wetlands, historic buildings, and diverse flora and fauna. Review local media and conduct interviews with residents to gather firsthand accounts. The artistic journey includes paintings that depict the area's landscapes, historical patterns, and endangered species, revealing the rich tapestry of this vibrant community.
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Miners Rest A township on the edge
Research • Investigate authoritative resources • National Library of Australia • Geoscience Australia • Local Government • Field visits including photography • Wetlands, vistas, historical buildings, flora, fauna • Review local media • Interview local resident
Painting Miners Rest Initial acrylic, ink and water colour layers
Painting Miners Rest Initial sky layer close up
Painting Miners Rest Close up of Burumbeet Creek and flood zones
Painting Miners Rest Brush strokes
Painting Miners Rest Brush strokes with water colour effects
Painting Miners Rest Original 1800’s cadastral township pattern with ink and dip nib
Painting Miners Rest Modern Macarthur Park development detail
Painting Miners Rest The endangered Leek Orchid and Latham’s Snipe with graffiti over proposed sale yards
Painting Miners Rest The completed canvas