Philippa Nikulinsky, Artist | Artist
Philippa Nikulinsky, Artist
Phone: +61 456 859 340
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24.01.2022 Sorting and rejecting all the worn-out brushes
23.01.2022 Philippa's website is now closed for ordering however greeting cards and other products featuring her work can be viewed and purchased at studio Nikulinsky https://studio-n.com.au/
23.01.2022 A new range featuring Philippas work
22.01.2022 New long work ready for paint, Eucalyptus sideroxylon. During a recent storm, a branch fell from a tall E sideroxylon tree near the studio. www.nikulinsky.com.au
22.01.2022 Packing fine art reproductions in the studio this morning. The online shop closing tomorrow for approximately 2 months. www.nikulinsky.com.au
19.01.2022 When a branch broke off & landed in Philippas driveway, she knew when she had to do. This painting, Eucalyptus sideroxylon, is now finished. www.nikulinsky.com.au
19.01.2022 Flame fiddler crab painting hanging around upstairs in Philippas studio. Enquires to [email protected] www.nikulinsky.com.au
19.01.2022 While Philippa was self isolating earlier this year, she completed several paintings like this one, Eucalyptus kruseana. Available for sale POA. [email protected] Www.nikulinsky.com.au
19.01.2022 Today Philippa carefully packaged this beautiful new painting, as it awaits collection from its new owners.
19.01.2022 Stock up on quality, Australian made greeting cards & other beautiful products featuring Philippas artwork during studio NIkulinskys current sale. Here are the details:
19.01.2022 A video where Philippa talks about one of her story roll artworks. This artwork is available as a beautiful concertina art book published by Fremantle Press. Heres what she says in the video: On a trip through the Great Victoria Desert we came across the Victoria springs. And all near the springs were these huge Xanthorrhoea that had been there for many, many, many years, had never been burnt and some of them with their skirts to the ground and some of them joined together... like they were dancing and they were just so draw-able sitting in amongst all the spinifex. Then walking away through the dunes we came across all the burnt Xanthorrhoea. Miles and miles and miles of a burnt dunes and in between were the glowing leaves of the regenerating eucalyptus with their glorious colour and every single Xanthorrhoea had a flower spike. And these were all the way through as far as you could see, the flower spikes on the Xanthorrhoea like sentinels out in the desert and I just kept drawing and drawing and drawing and it could have gone on forever and ever until finally there was no more room on my desk to finish but it could have been drawn metres and metres and metres. This is the story of the Xanthorrhoea. A walk through the desert with Xanthorrhoea in the Great Victoria Desert.
18.01.2022 More gifts from stormy weather - full flower branches of Eucalyptus sideroxylon (?) fell from next doors tree. Now to make a painting of it
18.01.2022 Beginning of the new eucalyptus painting Www.nikulinsky.com.au
18.01.2022 Progress Banksia media www.nikulinsky.com.au
18.01.2022 Banksia media, southern plains banksia. This handsome tree was a very large solitary banksia nestled in the centre of a casuarina grove. The grove existi and growing in a shallow layer of soil in a flat area on the sheet granite at Lillian Stokes rocks in the Frank Hann National Park. Over many years I have repeatedly visited the Park. As soon as the car stopped I would go straight to this banksia and walk around and talk to it. It was just so very special. ... In 2018 I made many detailed field drawings intending to one day paint it. In spring 2019, on arrival I walked over and was surprised and very upset to see it completely dead. I said to the tree, Ill have to complete the painting I started to continue your life. It was a great sadness to find it dead. This painting - a homage to a glorious tree. Its bid for eternity. Philippa Nikulinsky 2020 www.nikulinsky.com.au
17.01.2022 It has been a year since Philippa's exhibition at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery opened and the monograph, Nikulinsky Naturally, (edited by Ted Snell) was published. After LWAG sold out of all available copies, printed an additional order and sold out again, Fremantle Press took over the publication of this splendid book. Full of information, and of course, stunning images from Philippa's life, field trips and her resulting paintings, Nikulinsky Naturally is a great gift for lo...vers of WA flora and fauna, botanical artwork and Philippa! The good news is Fremantle Press are celebrating WA Day (Monday 1 June) by giving you 10% off site-wide. Buy Nikulinsky Naturally and enter the discount code WADAY2020 to get 10% off for this week only! https://www.fremantlepress.com.au/search
17.01.2022 Eucalyptus deflexa, commonly known as Lake King mallee has a priority four conservation status. This means that is rare or near threatened. It is found growing wild in in shrubland N & NE of Lake King, Western Australia. Www.nikulinsky.com.au
16.01.2022 Part of the completed Banksia media painting.
16.01.2022 Cascading eucalyptus Philippa thinks this combination is delightful, I hope you do too. Both prints are available on Philippas website, which is closing on 24 July for two around months while she concentrates on new work. www.nikulinsky.com.au
16.01.2022 Rough next to ready to paint on the heavy paper. Eucalyptaus rhodantha, Rose mallee.
15.01.2022 Philippas website is now closed for ordering however greeting cards and other products featuring her work can be viewed and purchased at studio Nikulinsky https://studio-n.com.au/
15.01.2022 Layers Banksia media www.nikulinsky.com.au
15.01.2022 More artworks - including Philippa's COVID Isolation Collection - are now available to purchase as fine art reproductions, including this favourite Silver Princess. Browse Philippa's online gallery here: https://tinyurl.com/nikulinsky-2020
15.01.2022 Do you lichen this? Detail of banksia media painting www.nikulinsky.com.au
14.01.2022 Progress on Eucalyptus sideroxylon Www.nikulinsky.com.au
13.01.2022 Sometimes paintings are started then set aside when another subject appears - a fresh specimen to draw and paint from is always better than photographs. This was the case with Philippas Banksia media painting. She started this months ago. Its actually a painting from field drawings made a while back. This painting will be big & Ill be posting progress photos taken by Philippa at the end of her work day. Prints & enquires: www.nikulinsky.com.au Greeting cards & tea towels: www.studio-n.com.au
12.01.2022 Philippa works pretty much everyday in her studio. Shes currently painting the fluffy details of Eucalyptus sideroxylon. She is also working on two other paintings. I recently asked Philippa if she paints flowers or leaves first. Flowers first, she said. Have to get confidence to do the leaves - the hardest to paint. Also if I keep swapping back its hard to make the same colour - not that that really matters she adds. All posts to Philippas Instagram are made by me,... Angela Nikulinsky. I help Philippa share and sell her work online and - in usual times - through studio visits. I also have the privilege of using Philippas work in my design business, studio Nikulinsky Visit www.nikulinsky.com.au to see Philippas online gallery. Follow @studio.nikulinsky & visit www.studio-n.com.au if youre interested in quality Australian made botanical art stationery and gifts Let me know any burning questions you have for Philippa in the comments below. See more
12.01.2022 A glorious tree & Shop Closure - https://mailchi.mp/190a91f27cc0/july-2020-new-work
12.01.2022 Beginning Eucalyptus rhodantha
12.01.2022 Eucalyptus deflexa in progress
11.01.2022 It has been a year since Philippas exhibition at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery opened and the monograph, Nikulinsky Naturally, (edited by Ted Snell) was published. After LWAG sold out of all available copies, printed an additional order and sold out again, Fremantle Press took over the publication of this splendid book. Full of information, and of course, stunning images from Philippas life, field trips and her resulting paintings, Nikulinsky Naturally is a great gift for lo...vers of WA flora and fauna, botanical artwork and Philippa! The good news is Fremantle Press are celebrating WA Day (Monday 1 June) by giving you 10% off site-wide. Buy Nikulinsky Naturally and enter the discount code WADAY2020 to get 10% off for this week only! https://www.fremantlepress.com.au/search
10.01.2022 A perfect pair ordered this morning. This is the mid size available at www.nikulinsky.com.au Philippas website will be closed for ordering from 24 July until late September/October while she focuses on new work.
10.01.2022 Philippa positions the text component of her Banksia media painting before writing on the painting. Www.nikulinsky.com.au
09.01.2022 A good weekend listen! Philippa speaks with Sabrina Hahn on her podcast.
07.01.2022 Philippas Numbat watercolour painting transformed into jewellery. These Numbat stud earrings are made from salvaged eucalyptus wood & non toxic inks in Perth Western Australia. View online at www.studio-n.com.au
06.01.2022 When Philippa finishes a painting she leaves it in her studio for a while so she can enjoy it. Then it is collected by @cowling.simon who expertly photographs the painting for Philippas archive and so fine art reproductions can be made. Once digitised, Simon works his magic and produces test prints (shown here) for Philippa to review. Its sometimes a long process to get it right, due to the nature of printing. Once the printing is perfect, these beautiful fine art reproduc...tions are made. Some people cant tell the difference between a reproduction and a painting, they are so well done. Archival quality, signed and limited to an edition on 100, makes them extra special. Philippas online gallery shop will be closing for approximately 2 months on 24 July. Shop at www.nikulinsky.com.au See more
05.01.2022 1 September - the first day of Spring & National Wattle Day Philippas online shop has reopened - you can also book a studio visit to view fine art reproductions and original paintings by emailing [email protected]
02.01.2022 More artworks - including Philippas COVID Isolation Collection - are now available to purchase as fine art reproductions, including this favourite Silver Princess. Browse Philippas online gallery here: https://tinyurl.com/nikulinsky-2020
01.01.2022 Nearing the end of this long beauty, Eucalyptus sideroxylon www.nikulinsky.com.au
