Welcome to Bushpalette.com

The following pages contain wildlife and landscape artworks produced by artist and conservation biologist Kellie Leigh.

You will find work for sale listed on the updated pages linked above. Examples of recently exhibited works are also archived here. If you would like to purchase a painting please contact the artist directly using the contact details on this site, commissions are also available.

NEWS: New Gallery Partnership Jan 09
On the 1st of January Kellie joined Gallery Blackheath, a non-profit, artist owned and managed gallery in Blackheath in the Blue Mountains of NSW.  Works are changed over for new exhibitions every two months, and the artists run the Gallery themselves so please drop in, have a look around and say hello if you pass by that way.

44 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath NSW 2785
10am - 5pm Friday -Sunday, Public Holidays and by appointment
(02) 4787 8800
www.galleryblackheath.com

NEWS: Art Exhibition October 2008
Kellie exhibited 24 works at a solo show in North Sydney over the long weekend from October 3rd to October 6th, 2008. The show was a huge success, 70 people attended opening night on the Friday and two thirds of the paintings sold in the first hour! There was a rush of red dots going up on the wall as paintings were snapped up by enthusiastic supporters. The nibbles and wine flowed freely and overall the night was great fun. To anyone who missed out on the painting they liked Kellie will be producing more work soon so please keep your eye on this website.

The artist, and the star of the show which turned out to
be her painting of an African Wild Dog.

There were some archive quality canvas reproductions prepared as part of the fundraiser for African Wild Dog Conservation, which sold well over the weekend. Due to high demand there will soon be canvas prints of the elephant painting available too. If you'd like a print please see the links under "paintings for sale" above for more details.

A proportion of proceeds from both painting and print sales (20% from paintings and 50% from prints) will be sent to AWDC to help initiate the working dog detection project. This project will train up domestic dogs to sniff out illegal poachers snares so they can be removed and help protect the African wild dogs from this major threat.

To all those who attended the exhibition, thank you for your interest and support!

 
Opening night and the crowds are thinning after the sales
frenzy at the front desk!

Canvas prints and educational materials, part of the fundraiser for AWDC.