Rosie Treasure

Artist

Visual Arts · Orielton, TAS

I have always had an artistic streak in me thanks to my Mum and Great-Grandparents. When I was three or four years of age my Mum passed me my first paints and brushes, and I have never looked back. I love capturing my unique life on our small farm with my animals. I live with my Mum and little Brother.

About their work

I started creating paintings outside under a willow tree. The animals, bold colours and unique personalities inspired me. I have shared my life with them. Like me, my animals are bold and fun and just a bit strange. My hope and intention is to capture these moments in my daily life. I have been exhibiting my work a bit more the last few years. I also do commissions!

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