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26/2/2020

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'Contemplation' - 'One Tree' - 'Driftwood Souls 3'- 'Christmas Angel' - 'Tree Diva'

These five beautiful bookmarks showcasing the stunning art of Fiona Francois were recently gifted to me by my sister.  Thanks Sis!

My sister had visited Fiona's gallery in Deloraine, Tasmania, Australia, when she was there on a holiday in 2018.  She loved Fiona's artwork so much that she again visited in 2019.  This time, knowing my love of this kind of art, and my love of collecting bookmarks, my dear sister bought these five bookmarks for me as a gift.
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Fiona Francois ~ fionafrancoisart.com
"Fiona is a contemporary artist living in Deloraine, Tasmania. Formerly a graphic designer and illustrator with 25 years of experience, she now creates her own unique artwork in many mediums.  With over 10 years experience in the video games industry as a 3D graphic artist, concept artist and art director, she brings a unique imaginative element to her artwork.  Her work is figurative with a strong emphasis on narrative, often dealing with such themes as environmentalism, social and humanitarian issues and the exploration of the Self.
Her latest work is inspired by the Tasmanian wilderness particularly weathered trees and driftwood. She says about her work:
"Nature weathers wood in beautiful and mysterious ways.  We often forget our connection to nature but I am reminded of our shared vulnerability to the ravages of time, weathering and the elements.  I seek to capture the beauty of Nature’s unique and intricate sculptural works of art and share the story of the trees."
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