You know that feeling when someone’s watching you… silently judging your snack choices?
That’s ‘Eye On You’.
Bold, curious and always appearing like they know a secret they’re absolutely not sharing, the Laughing Kookaburra is one of Australia’s most iconic native birds. Famous for their unmistakable laugh (which sounds suspiciously like they’re gossiping about you from the gum tree), kookaburras are equal parts majestic and wonderfully chaotic.
Created using my signature mix of watercolour and ink, ‘Eye On You’ captures the unmistakable personality, warmth and feathered mischief of this much-loved Aussie icon. Rich textures and expressive detail bring this kookaburra to - complete with the kind of intense eye contact that says, “I saw what you did there.”
Whether hanging in a cosy reading nook, hallway, beach house or proudly Australiana-filled home, this artwork brings humour, warmth and a little bit of bushland magic to your walls.
Perfect for: ✔ Lovers of Australian bird art ✔ Proud kookaburra enthusiasts ✔ Australiana-inspired homes ✔ Bird nerds and wildlife lovers ✔ Gifts for nature lovers and homesick Aussies abroad
Printed on premium textured cold-pressed watercolour paper and hand signed in pencil by Australian wildlife artist Shannon Dwyer.
All the personality of a kookaburra. None of the 5am wake-up calls.
Crafted with museum-grade archival pigment inks on acid-free, premium-grade 310gsm fine art paper, these fine-art giclée prints are not only visually striking but also ensure long-lasting beauty and durability – archivable up-to 100 years in fact (I mean, you can make it into a family heirloom to pass down the generations)! With each print hand-signed by Shannon herself, each print has a personal touch and true authenticity to your art collection!
Shannon's works are painted and made in Australia but displayed in homes around the world – adding pieces of ‘Straya everywhere! Experience the magic and enliven your space with the vibrant spirit of Shannon’s Australian wildlife art.
Crafted with museum-grade archival pigment inks on acid-free, premium-grade 310gsm fine art paper, these fine-art giclée prints are not only visually striking but also ensure long-lasting beauty and durability – archivable up-to 100 years in fact (I mean, you can make it into a family heirloom to pass down the generations)! With each print hand-signed by Shannon herself, each print has a personal touch and true authenticity to your art collection!
Shannon's works are painted and made in Australia but displayed in homes around the world – adding pieces of ‘Straya everywhere! Experience the magic and enliven your space with the vibrant spirit of Shannon’s Australian wildlife art.
Specifications
Paper: Premium-grade bright white 315gsm acid-free paper, with a beautifully subtle textured finish using
Inks: Printed with archival pigment inks.
A 10mm white margin (beyond the image size) is added to the A4 & A3 sizes, for ease of framing*.
Prints may be posted flat or rolled in acid-free tissue paper, within a postage tube.
Custom sizing available on request.
*A2 & A1 Sizes do not include the white margin.
What is a Giclée?
Giclée is a printing process using high-quality digital files, archival-grade pigments and acid free media resulting in a fade-free image which achieves a seemingly “dot-less” imaging technology (which varies from traditional fine art printing which typically relies on screen pattern dots to reproduce full-range colour halftones). The Giclée process enables reproduction on virtually the same media as the original artwork.
Paper: Premium-grade bright white 315gsm acid-free paper, with a beautifully subtle textured finish using
Inks: Printed with archival pigment inks.
A 10mm white margin (beyond the image size) is added to the A4 & A3 sizes, for ease of framing*.
Prints may be posted flat or rolled in acid-free tissue paper, within a postage tube.
Custom sizing available on request.
*A2 & A1 Sizes do not include the white margin.
What is a Giclée?
Giclée is a printing process using high-quality digital files, archival-grade pigments and acid free media resulting in a fade-free image which achieves a seemingly “dot-less” imaging technology (which varies from traditional fine art printing which typically relies on screen pattern dots to reproduce full-range colour halftones). The Giclée process enables reproduction on virtually the same media as the original artwork.
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