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Shannon Dwyer Artist

'Giggle' the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo - Framed* original artwork

'Giggle' the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo - Framed* original artwork

Original Artwork

Regular price $620.00 AUD
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Wanting to celebrate the playfully raucous nature of one of Australia’s most iconic parrots, the Sulphur-crested Cockie, Shannon set-out to showcase its mischievous personality, whilst capturing intelligence behind those captivating eyes! Showcasing its complex personality, whilst also capturing its feathers reflective, iridescent colouring when its white feathers get a great hit of that late afternoon Australian sun!

Float-mounted and framed with Tasmanian Oak under non-reflective art glass. 
Art size: 260 x 260mm. Frame size: 360x360mm

 

This artwork has been hand painted with professional-grade watercolour paint and detailed with a traditional nib and highly concentrated ink on 300gsm 100% cotton hot-pressed watercolour paper. 
*Price is for the framed artwork only. Freight will be based on your delivery location. Sydney, NSW pick up available.

 

About this bird:
Ranging throughout the northern and eastern mainland of Australia and Tasmania, the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo is one noisy and conspicuous bird, both at rest and in flight. Found in a variety of timbered habitats and common around urban environments, the birds stay in the same area all year round and have been known to live up to 80+ years of age when in captivity. A highly social bird, they spend a lot of time in flocks, foraging on the ground or roosting together in trees. Known for its raucous calls that echo through the forest, this intelligent bird is a masterful communicator, utilizing an extensive repertoire of squawks, screeches and whistles to communicate with its flock. Beyond its vocal prowess, these Cockatoos display remarkable intelligence and problem-solving abilities, often observed using tools to extract food or solve puzzles. Despite the challenges posed to wildlife by urbanization, Sulphur-crested Cockatoos have shown resilience and resourcefulness in thriving amidst human development. Their ability to coexist with humans in urban settings underscores their adaptability and highlights the importance of conservation efforts to protect their populations and preserve their natural behaviours in both urban and wild habitats. Conservation Status: Least Concern.

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About the Artist

Meet Shannon Dwyer, an Australian artist dedicated to celebrating the true essence of ‘Australiana’.

With a vibrant and whimsical style, Shannon's work is ever-inspired by the incredibly unique and extraordinary wildlife of Australia and a desire to push the message of the preservation of our phenomenal natural world.

ABOUT SHANNON