Part of a work in progress for an exhibition in August.
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“Thinking About Fish”. Collage by Rosie Kerr ‘18
Collage of watercolour painting and Japanese paper.
Warm and Cool Colours
Watercolour leaf paintings in warm and cool colours.
Big City collage by Rosie Kerr
In The Garden 4. Watercolour painting by Rosie Kerr

“Bouquet” watercolour and Japanese paper collage

Snowy Mountain French ultramarine watercolour painting.
Country Road#1 watercolour painting
Watercolour Painting of Leaves
“Walking Home” watercolour painting
I found this creeper meandering up a wall as I was walking home from town.
In the Garden.
In the Garden is a watercolour painting with the subject of a small branch I found as I was weeding the garden . I was ready to throw it onto the compost heap but then noticed how pretty the leaves were and decided to paint it instead.
Summer Tree 1 and 2 watercolour painting
It is nearing the end of summer here. I have recently noticed some trees are changing from green to touches of yellow as Autumn approaches.
Apples. Watercolour Painting by Rosie Kerr
I saw and old apple tree in a workshop yard in Tasmania and had to paint it. I have to admit that I have eaten a few apples from this tree.
Photo of which this painting was the subject

Mosaic Garden Art
This is a tile I made a few years ago from recycled crockery from South Hobart Tip Shop
Mosaic Jar
I made this mosaic jar from recycled crockery found at South Hobart Tip Shop Tasmania.
Summer Sailing watercolour painting
We are having such beautiful summer weather, I thought I would paint something with the feel of a carefree summer holiday.
Lemons watercolour painting by Rosie Kerr


Watercolour Painting – Cross Section of a Corella Pear.


Another Snowy Night Card -watercolour
My Handmade Christmas Tree Card
My Morning at Hammer and Hand Byron Bay
This morning I dropped by the workshop at “Hammer and Hand’ Byron Bay and found sculptor, Bruce Pringle, making angels and thylacines (Tasmanian tigers). I am a member of this artists’ collective and exhibit my paintings here.

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Summer Tree
Night sky watercolour gift tag
Night Sky






‘Cafe Flowers’ from Photo to Watercolour Painting
Frost Over Barraba Watercolour Workshop with Erik Dekkers
Collage Watercolour Washes and Japanese Paper
Watercolour Paintings “Down by the River” by Rosie Kerr Byron Bay
Watercolour Painting Lighthouse Byron Bay
An early morning walk to the Byron Bay lighthouse is a great way to start the day. The sunrises are spectacular and you can often see sharks, sea turtles, whales, dolphins and stingrays in the water. Sea eagles and ospreys are just two of the bird species that can be seen on your walk plus if you are very quiet, you will probably see a wallaby or two nibbling grass beside the track.
Here is my watercolour painting of Byron Bay lighthouse – purchased by a honeymooning English couple who were married in a lighthouse and who collect pictures of lighthouses.

Photograph to Watercolour Painting – Sunrise Byron Bay
I often get up early and walk along our closest beach Tallows Beach. Here is a sunrise photo I took one morning and the two paintings I completed using the photo as inspiration.



Watercolour Paintings of Fruit and Vegetables



I love cooking and often as I am preparing a meal or snack for friends and family, I look at the fruit and vegetables I am about to use and decide to paint them instead.



Tweed River from Photo to Watercolour Painting
Country Roads – from Photo to Watercolour ( Watercolor ) Painting
We spend each April camping in rural Victoria. I have used photography to capture the beautiful scenery we pass through on out travels, then use the photos as inspiration for watercolour paintings. I love the contrasts you see in the countryside at different times of year and in different regions.




Hand Painted Valentine Heart Cards – Watercolour and Japanese Paper
Autumn Road photo to watercolour painting
We often drive through the town of Tenterfield in the New England ranges and Glenlyon in Victoria. The autumn trees it both areas are beautiful. The entrance to both towns is through archways of brilliant trees. In this post, I have featured two photos which were the inspiration for the two paintings Autumn Road #1 (which uses the wet on wet watercolour technique) and Autumn Road #2 (which features wet on dry technique).
Photo Autumn Road Tenterfield – used as inspriation for the two paintings.



Cyril the Peacock – marbled ink with watercolour
I was experimenting with marbling when a peacock tail started to appear.
Painting Mount Warning
2 Watercolour Paintings Sea Lettuce #1 and #2. Cling Wrap Technique


I live near the ocean in Byron Bay and love to explore rock pools at low tide. One of my favourite seaweeds is sea lettuce. It is so beautifully green and feels beautiful to touch. I have used cling wrap on a damp pale green watercolour wash to create the effect of sea lettuce.
Watercolour Painting 2015 Rosie Kerr




























































Watercolour Painting 2014 Rosie Kerr Byron Bay Nsw







































































































































































































































































































