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Katherine
Lohse with her painting of Alu, a Bare-Nosed Wombat
Alu
(Bare-Nosed Wombat)
SOLD
The
original photo of Alu
Inquisitive
Quinn
(Brushtail Possum)
SOLD
Cheeky
Tawny's
(Tawny Frogmouth Owls)
SOLD
Night
Time, Play Time
(Brushtail Possums)
SOLD
Exploring
(Bare-Nosed Wombat joey)
SOLD
Peek
a boo
(Brushtail Possum)
SOLD
Barn
Owl
SOLD
Sugar
Gliders
SOLD
Watchful
Eyes
(Black-Shouldered Kite)
Two Tawny's
Tasmanian Devils
What's That?
(Brushtail
Possums)
Eastern Quoll
Gang Gang
Possum Pals
(Brushtail Possums)
Grey-Headed
Flying Fox
Owl
(Barn Owl)
Ringtail
Possums
Squirrel
Glider in a hollow
Superb
Parrots
Eastern
Grey Kangaroo joey
Grey
Goshawk
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Hi,
my name is Katherine Lohse and I was born and raised in Shepparton,
Victoria. I have been a wildlife carer for two years, and have
been painting regularly since 2002.
I have always enjoyed art, and took it further by completing a
Diploma of Visual Arts at TAFE in 1998-1999, then completing my
Diploma of Graphic Design at TAFE in 2000-2001.
In 2002 I attended my first art workshop with local artist Glenda
Cornell. I enjoyed it so much I began attending her Tuesday art
classes. It was here I found my love for pastels. I found it easier
to use, manipulate and create texture.
In 2003 I began exhibiting at local Rotary Art Shows. I have sold
several artworks at these various art shows. My first joint exhibition
was in 2004, at the Southern Riverina Gallery at Finley.
The inspiration for my artwork is nature, with its colours, shapes
and textures. Whether it is the bright colours and shapes of flowers,
or the textures in landscapes. My love of wildlife has become
my main inspiration. As a wildlife carer I am able to look after
our amazing wildlife. Seeing their colours, textures and personality,
encourages me to reproduce them in my artwork.
I
do commissions as well as pet portraiture. If you would like more
information or would like to request a commission, please contact
me at lohse_k@yahoo.com.au.
Click
here to view Linda Dennis
Wildart
Click
here to view Betty Lewis Wildart
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