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Tricia Hood

Australian Artist Inspired by Nature, Botanical themes & Connection.

Watercolours|Still life Painter|Metal Artist

"The richness I achieve comes from nature ... the source of my inspiration".
Claude Monet
Impressionist Artist

Gallery

Explore the themes of botanical art & animals in these different mediums

Watercolour & Drawings

Tricia's drawings & watercolour paintings explore themes around 'the garden'. Florals, botanical art and the occasional Australian bird are captured delicately.

Paintings on Canvas

Explore still life, whimsical & floral art in acrylic paint & mixed media on canvas. The contemporary paintings are bold & bright, large & small.

Corten Metal Art

Hand drawn and hand cut from Corten (Sculptor's) steel. Panels can be wall mounted or as freestanding panels. Subjects feature nature and florals.

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Tricia Hood, Australian Watercolour and Acrylic Artist

About me

If you love botanical paintings, bird art, florals, and vintage still life paintings, you’re in the right place. I’m Tricia Hood, an Australian artist inspired by nature, beauty, and nostalgia.

I work mainly in watercolour and acrylics. My watercolour botanical art shows every fine detail—soft petals, delicate leaves, and each tiny feather of a bird. However, my acrylic still life paintings feel different. They are whimsical and impressionistic, and they bring vintage charm to life. You will find blooming peonies, Cottage garden flowers, graceful birds, and elegant vintage teacups in my work. Each painting invites you to pause. It also encourages you to connect. And most of all, it reminds you of what truly matters.

My art is shaped by my own story and personal experiences. I understand the need for connection. Connection to nature. Connection to others. And most importantly, connection to ourselves. The world feels more disconnected than ever. So I paint with the hope of replacing shadows with beauty. I want my art to bring grace, joy, and hope into your home.

"It’s time to realise my dream and release the artist. To dream, to create, to be."
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